HAs anyone or does anyone know about the suppoed white knight hg holden kingswood. I have been tld they were released for the police etc. I think they had a factory 253 and three speed etc. I have only been told the story and am checking any truth to it as i own a hg 3 speed 253 white hg kingswood. If they are real did they have any distingusihing numbers features etc.

cheers and many thanks

The White Knight was a Charger, the HT had a white Hot Holden, which was 253 3 speed, disc brakes, heater in a Kingswood sedan.

MY model is HG not HT

yes it is and has tasman mags

As the others have confirmed the White Hot special was an HT Kingswood sedan with 253 V8 & 3-speed column manual. The White Knight was a VJ or VK ?? Charger

They were released in Sept 1969 & AFAIK 5000 were built in total. They were painted Kashmir Whi

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I remember looking at a white 253 HT Kingswood with Gold trim (buckets) built at that time but was a factory Saginaw. I always thought it might have been an optiond up one of these, but obviously not if they were all 3 speeds. I only looked at it for the

Depends upon condition. An original HG 253 engine complete with all original stuff is worth good money, so the vale of that would be a starting point. If the car is immaculate ie concours then its going to pull well in excess of $5,000. If its a roughie t

Like anything you need only one buyer to pull top $, but in todays economic climate would be hard to pull too much. Maybe $3-4k? If it had been butchered a bit to fit an Aussie 4spd maybe less. Anyones guess I suppose. Very hard without seeing it in the f