Originally Posted by: HK1837 
The Engineering Dept created a features manual for every series. Everything you need to know about a Series is in it.
There is also the Central American markets although they did assemble their own CKD's they may have got SUP's especially a build like this one.
I've bought a lot of automobilia via eBay and market stalls during the past 15 years and have never encountered a Holden Engineering Dept features manual ... I gather they are not an easy-to-find piece of factory issue literature, but would love to set eyes on an example.
I'm not aware of a GM assembly plant that historically produced Holden cars in the Central or South Americas, and the market in 1974 for Right Hand Drive cars in Central America or South America would have been very small ... for instance, in South America there remains only the small nations of Guyana and Surinam (neighbouring countries north of Brazil) that maintain the rule of driving on the left side of the road.
Within the Central America mainland strip, Belize converted to the right side of the road in 1961, thereby leaving only some former British island nations to maintain driving on the left side, being Anguilla, Antigua, The Bahamas, Barbados, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Lucia, St Vincent, Trinidad & Tobago, and the combined groups that make up the Virgin Islands ... did Holden ever export cars or commercial vehicles to any of these small island nations ?
