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qwerty
Club Retro Rides Member
Posts: 2,410
Club RR Member Number: 52
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Winning Holden Commodoreqwerty
@qwerty
Club Retro Rides Member 52
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How Moly, thats a bit sly ain't it? Thats why I love it! |
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VB or VC commodore, would look ace at night to help cover up the rear treads, based on the euro opel commodore, built in oz to aussie standards as the euro car fell to bits on the aussie roads, could be had with a 308 cu V8 , lesser models had 1 253 ci V8 or a 3.3 ltr straight 6
top car would have been a HDT limited edition Brock commodore, still a 308 but a bodykit and stickers to look like Brocks bathurst car, engine might have had a bit of tweaking
IRC much later models shared the nissan /6 NA
HSV commodores are sold over here as VXR8's
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Nice car. The rims kind of give the game away though. In Australia, those are well-known as 'cop rims' or 'chasers', as that style of silver steel wheel has been used exclusively on police-pack cars for decades. They're very popular with Commodore builders/revheads. Usually seen as a pair with the tyres ripped down to the canvas, on the back of a car with big mags on the front, for obvious reasons. hardtop is right about the Nissan RB being fitted standard to a later model of this car. The VL Commodore was available with the RB30E and RB30ET. Yes, that's a turbo as standard! They're very popular for modifications and people have got the stock-head single-cam RB30 out to 1000hp and beyond!    |
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