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#41 Posted : Monday, 18 August 2008 6:50:55 AM(UTC)
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Were there any left hand drive HK GTS 327's?

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Were there any left hand drive HK GTS 327s?

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#43 Posted : Monday, 18 August 2008 11:36:58 PM(UTC)
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Hi Group,

What a great debate going on here and with so many having input it could be called a massdebate. The best part is the personal input and views each of us has on a subject such as this - vehicle repair. At no point is mention made of affixing
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#44 Posted : Monday, 18 August 2008 11:41:48 PM(UTC)
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Hi 80569K,

I think the most famous HK GTS 327 export car was that featured in the English "Motor" mag. Warwick Yellow with black trim and having power steering and radial tyres, it took the Brits by surprise somewhat. No LHD cars were ever built for th
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#45 Posted : Tuesday, 19 August 2008 12:13:30 AM(UTC)
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I have pics of a bright blue HK GTS in thailand when i was there last year

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#46 Posted : Tuesday, 19 August 2008 12:13:35 AM(UTC)
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I remember in my youth as a snork at Qantas in the late sixties seeing a 707 freighter being loaded with a few pre release HK RHD Monaro's for shipment to the goood 'ol US of A. All very secret stuff as the aeroplane was away from public view and the cars
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I remember in my youth as a snork at Qantas in the late sixties seeing a 707 freighter being loaded with a few pre release HK RHD Monaros for shipment to the goood ol US of A. All very secret stuff as the aeroplane was away from public view and the cars w
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#48 Posted : Tuesday, 19 August 2008 12:41:11 AM(UTC)
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[quote]Originally posted by 74HJLS
Looks great another Monaro saved, he

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Very interesting comments here.

1) the car is a custom Kingswood as these are the tags on the firewall of the car he kept.

2) the parts left are the same on both Kingswood and Monaro.

3) Technically you couold call it a re-birth, as the Moanro co
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#50 Posted : Tuesday, 19 August 2008 11:27:05 PM(UTC)
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What a great idea,I,ve got a rusty floorpan HT Kingswood and a good HT GTS Monaro,I can finaly get the Kingswood back on the road.Does this make this car a custom Kingswood or a HT 4 door monaro.Lucky I kept those HQ Statesman tail lights. They will look
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#51 Posted : Friday, 22 August 2008 5:35:10 AM(UTC)
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All,

HOW COOL!!!!!

But, and it is a big but (pun intended), what do we call either 'option'. A Monawood or a Kingaro? Warren is spot on with the description but what if both cars were stolen? This is not a re-birth but a still birth! Lets call it a
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#52 Posted : Friday, 22 August 2008 5:35:10 AM(UTC)
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All,

HOW COOL!!!!!

But, and it is a big but (pun intended), what do we call either option. A Monawood or a Kingaro? Warren is spot on with the description but what if both cars were stolen? This is not a re-birth but a still birth! Lets call it a Fr
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#53 Posted : Friday, 22 August 2008 10:31:24 PM(UTC)
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Technically I would call it a Kingswood until he swaps a substantial amount of Monaro firewall back in if you know what I mean.

Does it really matter its still a genuine Holden HT.

The original topic that was linked to has strangely disappear

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Technically I would call it a Kingswood until he swaps a substantial amount of Monaro firewall back in if you know what I mean.

Does it really matter it's still a genuine Holden HT.

The original topic that was linked to has strangely disappea

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#55 Posted : Friday, 22 August 2008 10:41:51 PM(UTC)
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Agree. Theoretically if it was a pre 1970 car and the Kingswood happened to be one or two numbers different in the chassis number to the Monaro no-one would be the wiser. If he happened to unpick the Monaros firewall and replace the Kingswoods one then ag
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Agree. Theoretically if it was a pre 1970 car and the Kingswood happened to be one or two numbers different in the chassis number to the Monaro no-one would be the wiser. If he happened to unpick the Monaro's firewall and replace the Kingswood's one then
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#57 Posted : Saturday, 23 August 2008 5:50:35 AM(UTC)
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either way I would say some one has given th epoor guy greaff Ive seen this link on several forums (Im a bit of a foum slut) and I just went ot check for an up date and its no longer availabel

shame as its an inspiering build

See The Yetis Chev bui
Macquarie Towns Hot Rod Clubs new website http://www.hotrodclub.info
See The Yeti's Chev build at
http://www.ozrodders.com...rd/viewtopic.php?t=17919
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either way I would say some one has given th epoor guy greaff Ive seen this link on several forums (I'm a bit of a foum slut) and I just went ot check for an up date and its no longer availabel

shame as its an inspiering build

See The Yeti's Chev b
Macquarie Towns Hot Rod Clubs new website http://www.hotrodclub.info
See The Yeti's Chev build at
http://www.ozrodders.com...rd/viewtopic.php?t=17919
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#59 Posted : Monday, 25 August 2008 4:22:00 AM(UTC)
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All (except for Warren),

Plug in boys! Get with the programme. Warren is spot-on as mentioned previously. The 'new product' produced as a result of the metal grafting is a Kingswood as that is what the ID plates on the firewall say. It is a Kingswood w
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#60 Posted : Monday, 25 August 2008 4:22:00 AM(UTC)
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All (except for Warren),

Plug in boys! Get with the programme. Warren is spot-on as mentioned previously. The new product produced as a result of the metal grafting is a Kingswood as that is what the ID plates on the firewall say. It is a Kingswood wit
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