1951 Holden Ute

CSI HCVC at its finest. 

This could be the answer.

I just picked my wife up at the pool after her aqua-aerobics. Looking at the other members of the class I believe these might be giant noodles being delivered to the pool for the fat ladies doing their water dancing lessons.

Hi,

and the picture was taken across the road from the Commonwealth Bank in Bourke St Melbourne.

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Terry

For your sake Lang, I hope Bev doesn't read these pages. 

No, but I am lucky she is still looking good and trim  "for her age".

I found a 114 page long test report on a Army Holden. The report can  be downloaded from the naa Web site. 


 

Title
Test Instruction number 1447 - Interim Report on Car DS 'Holden' [includes 2 bound copies of report and envelope with 12 photographs] [30 cm]
Contents range
1949 - 1949

Looks like the testing people gave this army Holden a real hard time . The engine was stripped down and inspected. 

 

 

An argument between a Holden and Ford Blitz tipper at Woomera. Foggy conditions.

 

  TITLE: Collision car and lorry at Woomera due to fog CATEGORY: photograph FORMAT: b&w negative TYPE: cellulose acetate STATUS: preservation materialContents range21 Jun 1950 - 21 Jun 1950

Lang wrote:

No, but I am lucky she is still looking good and trim  "for her age".

Lang, you know you just blew your compliment with the last statement.
 

There are many pics of the first Holden utes under construction at the GM-H factory in the SA library. Here are a few. Didn't know they used caulking guns back then. 

       

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