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My brother-in-law states very smugly that his HG Prem has a longer wheelbase than the Kingswoods, etc while my HR Prem is the same.
I know the HRs are the same wheelbase and some panels are different for the HK-T-G Prems, but am not sure about the wheelbase.
If they are longer, does that mean that the wagons are longer too? Did they use the wheelbase from the wagon for the Prem sedan?
Maybe he's just wrong! Here's hoping!
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i think all hk/t/g had the same 111" (?) wheelbase, even the broughams.
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70 ute is correct all the same even the floorpans.... |
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Holden have always had a habit of keeping the same wheelbases across the range. It's common sense as it will obviously save them $ hence larger profits and/or cheaper cars. Even the HQ to WB range saw a common wheelbase for most of the range - only the se |
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