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Friday 24th November 2017 This is the last Holden car to be loaded on to a transporter to depart the Elizabeth Manufacturing site Station Wagon Photo by Greg Kennedy Edited by user Saturday, 25 November 2017 1:43:29 AM(UTC)
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I am still shacking my head in disbelief this actually happened...
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last one out ... turn off the lights.
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With the redevelopments planned, at least it won't suffer the disgrace of the MG factory in Longbridge in the UK: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPrkQQEFCck
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45liffTGMZk
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Me too but they haven’t really built what i’d call a useable or viable car for myself and many others for 10 years or more. Both of our current everyday cars replaced Aussie made Holdens (Cross8 and CV8) and there was no replacement for either available, so we both drive Toyota based product (Hilux and RX350). I know the RX350 isn’t a direct replacement for the CV8 but Holden had no car to replace the Monaro and no SUV worth having either. |
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And then there were none Thank you to all involved
The wagon has left for it final destination Holding lot is now empty It will be hard driving past and looking into a vacant car park and not seeing any brand new AUSTRALIAN MADE HOLDENS any more Thank you to all who were there from day one to the last at all the sites around the country A special thank you to all the workers that were involved during WW1 and WW2 It was there effort during WW1 by Holden and Frost workers that kick started the move towards the first ever HOLDEN being built
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ELIZABETH HOLDEN SITE SOLD FOR AN UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT AND THE PELLIGRA GROUP WHO PURCHASED THE SITE WILL SPEND $ 250 MILLION ON WHAT WILL BE KNOW AS THE LIONSGATE BUSINESS PARK PELLIGRA GROUP IS A MELBOURNE BASED INDUSTRIAL AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND THE PLAN IS TO RUN FOR 20 YEARS DEVELOPING THE SITE 30 PERCENT OF THE SITE WILL BE LEASED BACK TO HOLDENS TO CONTINUE RUNNING THE PARTS AND SERVICING OPERATIONS Edited by user Thursday, 21 December 2017 8:35:41 PM(UTC)
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