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Ah, HK, thank you. Was not sure of the model. That’s 1968/69 then. Almost a Kingswood but I can’t see a badge so suspect not. Must go back and take a look at the back.Classic HK Holden. Worth quite a few quid actually, even like this.
It's unlikely to be the Belmont, referred to as the poverty pack, as it has a visor and blinds in the back, so it is more likely to be the Kingswood or Premier. The back will just have a holden badge across the tailgate, the model badge will be on front near side guard. (If not missing)Ah, HK, thank you. Was not sure of the model. That’s 1968/69 then. Almost a Kingswood but I can’t see a badge so suspect not. Must go back and take a look at the back.
Needs a 426 Hemi...That would make a nice resto-mod.
Does this help?...was it near an abandoned quarry by any chance?
(too obscure?)
Actually, in opening this thread, and just from the title, I thought it was going to be that car with the tree growing through it out near Camden (I think it's Camden; though, my memory might be failing/fading - I remember that you're climbing a long hill and it's on the left going up)