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Lions Pride NewsIssue 199 May 2016 ­ June 2016

Please forward all correspondence to: Lions Pride Holden Car Club Inc. PO Box 9053 Scoresby VIC 3179

A memorable night for fun and fundraising

Meeting: Thursday 9th June 2016Meeting: Thursday 14th July 2016

Meeting: Thursday 11th August 2016

Monthly MeetingThe 2nd Thursday of each month

Alvie Hall ­ Cnr Alvie & High Street Roads, Mount Waverley, VIC, 3149Arrive at 7:30pm for an 8:00pm Start

Next issue of the Lions Pride News: August 2016

The Cure Brain Cancer Foundation fundraising raised $12,290. Well doneRick and everyone who helped to make these events a success

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Club ContactsPRESIDENT John O’Sullivan Phone: 9754 7724 AH Mobile: 0429 594 122

Email: [email protected]

SECRETARY Scott Sigmont Phone: 8751 4761 AH

Email: [email protected]

TREASURER Stuart Chiron Mobile: 0438 705 906

EDITOR Matt Twaddle Mobile: 0402 313 673Email: [email protected]

SOCIAL COMMITTEE Elliott Gwynne Mobile: 0428 153 707David Wright Mobile: 0467 204 829Joe Attard Mobile: 0401 052 488Tim Hayes Mobile: 0438 181 965

CLUB PERMIT OFFICER David Slater Mobile: 0419 307 032& VICE PRESIDENT

PROPERTY & UNIFORM Peter Schouw Phone: 9796 2102 AH Mobile: 0468 332 102OFFICER Email: [email protected]

EDITORIAL CONTRIBUTIONS: Contributions are welcomed and will be accepted at the monthly meetings or emailed to: The Editor

ADVERTISING: Contact The Editor for rates & schedules. Classifieds in Buy, Swap & Sell are free for members and $5 for non­members

The Lions Pride Holden Car Club Inc.The Lions Pride Holden Car Club Inc. welcomes owners and enthusiasts of Holden Models 48­215

to VL Commodore and Torana inclusive.

We are a social group who share a common interest in early model Holdens. We are members of aformally incorporated Club made up of men and women of all ages including singles and family

groups. Club member cars include a variety of original, restored and modified Holdens.

It makes no difference if your Holden is a show car, original or modified, under restoration, or a dailydriver. If you are interested in preserving, restoring, modifying, driving or just admiring the General’s

Australian product, you will find others in the Club with similar interests.

We meet regularly to share information about our interests and participate in the organisation of Clubevents. We have negotiated, through generous sponsors, a variety of discounts for products and

services. Members also have the opportunity to network, often providing access to invaluableknowledge and a source of hard to get parts. Club membercars may also be eligible for classic

historic registration or a reduction in the cost of insurance premiums.

Members, their families and friends attend functions such as Club runs, picnics, barbecues, swapmeets, navigation runs, car shows and a Christmas party for the kids.

New members are always welcome ...... so come and join us!

Check us out on the Web at www.holdencarclub.com.au

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208th Lions Pride Members General Meeting 14th April 2016 at Alvie Hall Mount Waverley

Meeting Declared open 8.00pm by John O’Sullivan

Apologies: Ken Pitman, Jon Collins, Bruce Hawkins, Gerard Bilston, John Richards, Noel Johnston,Matt Twaddle, Tim Hayes, Antony Davies

Minutes from Last Meeting: Minutes of 206rd MGM Read by Scott Sigmont.

Treasury Report – Stuart ChironBalance approx. $7300Plenty of Grill Badges available @$10ea.Members are reminded that all LPHCC financial records are available to be viewed by members atthe front desk every meeting.

Social Committee – Elliot GwynneSunday 10th April, 2016 Mountain District Car show. Was a Big event with both footy ovals full ofclassics with about 15 vehicles in attendance.

Saturday 16th April 2016 Cure for Cancer Fundraiser Dinner at the Mulgrave Country Club 7pm toMidnight.Rick – 237 in attendance. 26 Raffle prizes an 6 silent auction items.Warrick Capper and John Barnes will be in attendance. Club jumper signed by Melbourne Victory.The couple that lost the child will be doing a speech.3 Course meal will be provided. 700 raffle envelopes – 3 for $5.

Sunday 24th April, 2016Cure Brain Cancer Foundation Fundraiser. – Caribbean Gardens. Donation $10 per vehicle. Open8am. Rick asked for the committee to hunt down some clubs.Heaps of car clubs have been contacted ­ could be a big turnout depending on weather.

Sunday 15th May –Cavalcade of Transport National Motoring Heritage Day – Meet at BunningsMornington 9.30am for 9.45 Departure.

28­29th May Historic Winton – General Interest

10­13 June ­ Echuca NSW Club Re­UnionElliot has tried to contact Echuca Moama RSL has advised them of about 60 people without anyconfirmation as yet.David Wright has prepared an Itinerary.Tim Hayes contacted Janet from LPHCC NSW. 12 Vehicles 15 people no kids.Itinerary includes Holden Museum and Saturday night Dinner.

Fox Museum Early July

Monday 19th September (Start of school holidays) Run to Silverton Mad Max Museum – Run toBroken Hill – 4 to 9 days. Duncan mentioned that members could attend without vehicles aspassengers with other members.

New Editor – Matt Twaddle ­ Sick

Uniform Officer ­ Peter SchouwPeter mentioned that the LPHCC Cotton shirts have been selling well in a range of sizes up to XXXL.Still lots of club apparel available – medium size has sold out.

VisitorsMark Todd, Joel CaruanaPeter – long term member was in attendance again – Mentioned Auto Electrician Alex Auto Electricalin Moorabin –­ who is happy to work on old vehicle electrics such as Bosch and Lucas. He was ableto source a new Lucas Generator.

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General BusinessRhonda spoke about Trafalgar Holden Museum – Effigy is on display until 25th April.

Duncan asked cash, cheque or card. Rick asked for cash only.Duncan asked about a run to Portsea pub for Spring Time – we will try to fit it in with current events.

Note from Keith on behalf of the HD/HR club – CPS Log Books have been stolen from Display carsat Events – so keep log books safe at events.Rick has a friend in a motor bike club that do runs to lake Eildon – fund raiser

David Wright raised a recommendation for old rare muffler work – Settlement Road Exhausts. Makessystems to order according to old specs. Sell on Ebay. Will look after car clubs and cash payments.

Jason mentioned that Noel is doing fine and drove up to Mildura recently.

Macca has been attending S&L near Eastlink BP Scoresby City Bound most Saturday Nights 5pmonwards – Holdens are under represented.

Trevor Ruedin mentioned the difficulties of navigation the multilevel overpasses in Dallas Texas. Sawan AMA Super Cross with 60,000 in attendance. Car Museum in Tupilo from Steam to Current. Alsovisited Nashville country music hall of fame.

Jeff told us about Philip Island Scrutineering. A few accidents in formula 5000. One competitor wasfound to have drilled out seat belt bolts to reduce vehicle weight. More events coming soon. GTseries is really taking off with public interest.

Dan Bowden came and assisted at Phillip Island with Tracey’s HD and was able to use Bowden’sFully Sllick to bring the body work up to a shine. John O’Sullivan won best car on the Island for hisMonaro.

Raffle Drawn by Stuart – 5 Winners – Fuel container was donated by club member Owen.Meeting Declared Closed by David Wright at 9.04pm

These two businesses below were mentioned in the minutes above for the quality oftheir work and service.

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209th Lions Pride Members General Meeting 14th April 2016 at Alvie Hall Mount Waverley

Meeting Declared open 8.00pm by John O’Sullivan

Apologies: Jon Collins, Tess Schouw Pam Petman, Joe and Cheryl, Scott Irving, Noel Johnston,Bruce Hawkins, John Richards and Ann Green, Steve Chapple

Minutes from Last Meeting: Minutes of 208rd MGM Read by Scott Sigmont seconded by Keith

Treasury Report – Stuart Chiron

Balance approx. $7400Not much activity since last month.Paperwork was not available.Plenty of Grill Badges available @$10ea.Membership renewal costs will need to be confirmed.

Social Committee – Elliot Gwynne.

Elliot spoke about Cure for Cancer Fundraiser Dinner and Caribbean Gardens show and shinespecial congratulations to Rick.

Sunday 15th May –Cavalcade of Transport National Motoring Heritage Day – Meet at BunningsMornington 9.30am for 9.45 Departure.Fox Museum 10th July

2016 LPHCC AGM 23rd July – Mulgrave Community Centre – 355 Wellington Road MulgraveSame format as last yearCandidates for Silent Auction

Winton August 6­7

Bendigo All Holden day 14th August – organize own accommodation

28th August Museum of Motoring in North Geelong – Lunch in Belmont RSL

Saturday 17th September Poowong Motel Lunch Run – not a club run

September 11 Bunnings fund raiser sausage sizzle

Monday 26th to 30th September Run to Broken Hill ­ Silverton Mad Max Museum

October – Tool Shed at Noojee – old saw mill

November – Coach and Horses Hotel Sunbury

November – Sandown Historics

10­13 June ­ Echuca NSW Club Re­Union Tim Hayes Event CoordinatorMeeting point for members on Saturday 11th morning – Donnybrook Shell Service Station SW cornerHume Hwy and Donnybrook Road 8.45am for 9am Departure (180km to Echuca).LPHCC Victoria – approximately 40 Adults + 4 kidsLPHCC NSW – approximately 20 attendees$50 cash per member subsidy to be distributed to members on arrival (approx. $1500)Elliot has booked Echuca Moama RSL has advised them of about 60 people without anyconfirmation as yet.Elliot has contacted Holden MuseumDavid Wright has prepared an Itinerary.NSW have been sent Itinerary.Brad Rundell has provided LPHCC Stubby Holder samples order 150 off @ $3 each = $450 – Thecommittee was unanimous in preference for the sample with outline.Badges and Keyrings to be presented also.

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Editor – Matt Twaddle

The Newsletter will be out before the next meeting. Thanked members for their photos andcontributions. Mornington and Echuca event emails to come.

Uniform Officer ­ Peter Schouw

Peter mentioned that the LPHCC Cotton shirts have been selling well in a range of sizes up to XXXL.Still lots of club apparel available – medium size is available.

Visitors

Scott – Cream VH SLX with 202 that doesn’t get out much – came along to have a look at the club.Simon 1964 EH Panel Van was at Autobarn Narre Warren – HR running gear – HQ 202 Engine andbucket seats.Hewen (Pat) – VL and 81 VH Commodores up for resto.

General BusinessSuccession planning

President John O’Sullivan will be standing aside and also Peter Schouw

Members are asked to consider standing for all positions on the committee.

Mentoring will be offered to all those who would like to learn the roles. The club needs fresh facesand ideas.

The club is considering opening the club up to second generation Commodore and other models ofthe same era. LPHCC does not have a constitution so extending the scope of models will not requireany constitutional changes.

Rick spoke about Cure for Brain CancerRaised a total of $12290A Special congratulations to Rick for all of his efforts.

Gwen spoke about cars without Registration stickers on the windscreen and no renewal noticemissing their renewal.Gwen is also selling voucher books $65 for on behalf of her church.

As from 8­Jun­2016 Victoria Police will have access to all Club Plate information for on RoadsChecks.

Rhonda reminded members to always confirm Citylink payments go through to avoid missedpayment charges.

John O’Sullivan spoke enthusiastically Run to Broken Hill Monday 26th to 30th September ­Silverton Mad Max Museum. Also Pricilla Queen of the Desert was filmed there. It was mentionedthat accommodation may be an issue as a clash with the annual Pricilla Queen of the Desertreunion. Pro Hart Gallery and Jack Absalom Museum. Possibly stay at Caravan Park or Desert SandMotel

Duncan was at Bunnings Carrum Downs and noticed that they have opportunities for additionalBunnings Fund Raisers.

Jason and 17­18 VN/VP Commodore run to Geelong Eastern Beech

Rhonda Mentioned Elders in Geelong have a massive vehicle clearance on 4th June 2016

Raffle Drawn by John O’Sullivan – 5 Winners – Fuel container donated by club member Owen.

Meeting Declared Closed by John O’Sullivan at 9.20pm

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G'Day All,I hope this publication finds you well andmanaging to keep warm amid this suddenonslaught of winter. Usually things slow downsomewhat within the automotive world duringthese cooler months but its somewhat differentfor us...we have a major celebration to enjoy !

Yes its our 25th...a very significant milestone inthe history of LPHCC and its wonderful that somany of you will be in Echuca over the cominglong weekend . It is a added bonus and privilegethat our sister club from NSW will also be inattendance. The NSW club was formed in 2000with our assistance and its become a tradition tohave a gathering every two years or so. Myunderstanding is that they are arriving on theFriday and consequently we are having awelcome BBQ dinner as many of you will also bethere then. Elsewhere in this publication you willfind more information as to whats happeningwhere and when. I hope as many of you aspossible can share in this celebration and dobring along that classic Holden...I know that theMonaro is pretty keen to devour somekilometers.

The financial year draws rapidly to a close andconsequently membership renewals are due. Allmembers are advised to renew online or at anybranch of the Bendigo Bank thus avoidingunnecessary frustration at the June MGM...please ensure that your identity is notedagainst the transaction. Further informationconcerning the renewal process is to be foundelsewhere in this publication.

Due to your ongoing generous support "Lion'sPride '' finds itself in a sound financial position .Obviously we have ongoing commitments andprudence dictates that we must have somethingput aside for a rainy day . It has always been thiscommittee 's intention to return any extra fundsto the membership . Consequently to celebrateour 25th all members will receivecommemorative memorabilia which will bedistributed at Echuca...members who cannotattend will not miss out. The Club will also caterfor the welcome BBQ dinner on the Friday nightcommencing at 17.00 . There will also be a fuelsubsidy of $50.00 per membership for those whoundertake the journey North.I would like to take this opportunity to remind youof our rapidly approaching AGM on July 23nd

..isn't this year slipping by so rapidly ! Allmembers are expected to attend the function theformat of which will be similar to recent years.We will again be having a silent auction so startlooking around for something automotive whichyou can donate towards proceedings. An crucialaspect of the AGM is the election of the nextcommittee...all positions are declared vacant asrequired by the legislation which regulatesorganizations like ours.

As advised at the May MGM this is my sixth andfinal year as President...I have been a Clubmember for 11 years and 8 of those years havebeen spend on the committee. Along the wayI've had the great pleasure to meet and workwith some wonderful people and have alwaysendeavored to contribute to the best of myability. I'm looking forward to an ongoing role asVice President as its a tradition in 'Lions Pride'that the immediate Past President fulfills thatrole. As a Club we have all been fortunate to beserved by good ,dedicated committees in recentyears but change is always inevitable andnecessary. As you all should be aware, we dohave a mentoring system in place whereindividuals can understudy a position for aperiod of time . The present committee with theexception of Peter S and myself may considerrenomination in the short term to provide someadditional stability during this transitional period .This is a great opportunity to become involvedand a reminder that these roles need to beshared or we risk losing the good people wehave .

Until next time,

JohnEditors Note: Here is John receiving the "BestCar on the Island" award. Congratulations.

"A View From the Top"

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Upcoming Club Events & RunsFriday 10th ­ Monday 13th June

Lions Pride Holden Car Club 25th Anniversary Celebrations in EchucaAccommodation will be at the Shady River Holiday Park Merool Road Moama.

Contact phone: (03) 5482­5500 or 1800 674 239.Email: [email protected]

Website: www.aspenparks.com.au/parks/nsw/a­shady­river­holiday­park/If you have questions give Tim a call ­ Home (03) 8768­8837 or Mob 0438­181­965

Meeting Point: For those driving to Echuca on the SaturdayWhen: Saturday 11th 8:45am for a 9:00am departure.

Where: Shell Service station Donnybrook, South West corner of Hume Hwy andDonnybrook Rd intersection. (Mel Ref 367 D5)

Driving: 185Kms ­ 2 Hours (plus stops)

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Upcoming Club Events & RunsSaturday 25th June

Fundraising BBQ ­ Warehouse Clearance SaleThe LPHCC have been asked to run a "Bunnings" style BBQ to raise funds.

Where: 5 Lakeview Drive, Scoresby, 3179 (Melway Ref. 72 F9)Time: 9:30 ­ 3:00pm. Members required to assist with a shift during that time.

Reserved parking so bring your classic Holdens for a Show & Shine.

Saturday 9th JulyVisit the Fox Car Collection ­ Docklands

1 Batmans Hill Drive, Docklands Ample parking outside the venue (Mel. Ref 43 E10)Time: Meet in the carpark at 10:00am.

Admission: $12 adult, $10 concession, $5 children 12 years and under

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Upcoming Club Events & Runs

Saturday 23rd July2016 Lions Pride Holden Car Club Annual General Meeting & Silent

AuctionMulgrave Community Centre, 355 Wellington Road Mulgrave (Mel. Ref 80 C1)

Same Format as the 2015 AGM. Commencing at 5pmThere will be a silent auction so please contribute Auto items and Memorabilia

Dinner and Softdrinks will be provided. Please bring a dessert to share.BYO Drinks and Nibbles.

September 25th to October 1st.Lions Pride Club Run to Broken Hill

There will also be a visit to Silverton and the Mad Max museum. If you are interestedin this adventure let John O'Sullivan know.

Members can fit in with the itinerary as they please to extend or shorten their trip

ItinerarySunday 25th September: Depart MelbourneMonday 26th: Arrive Broken HillTuesday 27th – Thursday 29th : Broken Hill including Silverton & surrounds.Friday 30th : Depart stopping overnight at Mildura or Swan HillSaturday 1st October: Arrive Melbourne

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Club Permit Scheme

Lions Pride Holden Car Club Inc. adheres to the spirit of the Club PermitScheme and we remind you that club permits are a hard earned privilege.

When using a club permit vehicle you must carry a vehicle log book with anentry complete for the day and your current club membership card.

Also a copy of the Vicroads Club Permit Scheme handbook is mandatory. Youcan get a copy for $5.00 from David Slater when you visit him to complete your

renewal.

Participation in the Club Permit Scheme is available to all financial memberswho have been active for at least 12 months and whose vehicle has passed a

road worthy examination.

The annual renewal of club permits can only be achieved if a member hasattended a minimum three (3) MGMs and three (3) official club runs (with

vehicle) in the previous 12 months. Only members who have been granted lifemembership are exempt from compliance.

Due to recent modification by Vicroads to the Club Permit Scheme it is nownecessary to have six (6) photos taken of each vehicle upon renewal each

year.

Each member needs to take a signed and completed compliance form to DavidSlater before he can take the necessary photos and inspect your vehicle. Asclub permit officer David has a legal obligation to keep and maintain vehiclephotographs so that LPHCC is compliant with current legal requirements.

All members are reminded to be respectful of David's business commitmentsand consequently make a booking before arriving. There will be a $20.00

service fee (or “equivalent”) to complete CPS renewal.

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2016 Membership Fees

The due date for Lions Pride Holden Car Club 2016­17 Membershiprenewals is 30th June 2016.

$50 for Single Membership and $65 for Family

Members on the Club Permit Scheme are reminded that Under Section 8 of theVic Roads Club Permit Agreement, Lions Pride Holden Car Club are obliged tonotify Vic Roads in writing within 7 days if a club member has ceased to be a

financial member of the club – and hence can no longer drive their vehicleunder club permit.

For expediency, we ask that all members pay directly into the LPHCC BankAccount either via electronic transfer (online Banking) or at any Bendigo Bank

Branch.

Account Name: Lions Pride Holden Car Club Inc.BSB: 633000

Account No: 151039229Amount: $50 or $65

Description: Membership Renewal (Mshp Rnwl if there are limitedcharacters)

Remitter name: Your Name

If you are unable to make your membership payment directly to Bendigo Bank,we will endeavour to take your payment at the next LPHCC MGM, however

you may experience some inconvenience in the processing of your payment.Note: Renewal forms are only necessary for change of address or a variation

in the vehicles you have under CPS.

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Club MerchandiseNEW ITEM NOT SHOWN: 100% Cotton T­Shirts Size S ­ 3XL $22.00

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Buy, Swap, Sell or Help

PARTS FOR SALE

EH 3 Speed Gearboxes1 complete gearbox with bell housing withnew gearbox repair kit1 complete gearbox with bell housing needsrepair kit – noisy3 dismantled gearboxes with heaps ofspares$300 the lot

Holley 465 4 barrel List 00 6151Fully reconditioned never used to suit Red 6Cylinder motor.$200

Contact Geoffrey Fitzpatrick0419 513 195

2x CARS FOR SALE

1. 1979 HZ SLE StatesmanBrown – All original, Disc brakes, Goodinterior, Original Dash and cassette radio,Usual rust, Floor is excellent, Runs well, Allmouldings intact and Overiders.$8,000 ono

2. 1988 VL Berlina WagonBurgundy, No Rust, Rough paint, Goodinterior, Wear on Drivers seat. Unregistered$1,200

MichaelTorquay0400 991 591

June BirthdaysDavid Slater

John O'SullivanCraig McFarland

Andrew Gardiner WyattKenneth Pettman

Judith CusolitoDavid RaceBlaire Race

Wendy Irving

July BirthdaysGwen RichardsAntony DaviesAnne Green

Matthew Twaddle

August Birthdays

Graham SoutheyRhonda Bilston

Joe AttardDoug Barratt

Matthew WilsonJohn Malone

Steven KulibabaRon Jones

Bernard GoddeVicky Barratt

Jason Rafferty

We hope you had/have a great day

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Mountain District Car & Bike Show ­ 10th April 2016Photos by John O'Sullivan and Matt Twaddle

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Mountain District Car & Bike Show ­ 10th April 2016Photos by John O'Sullivan and Matt Twaddle

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Cure Brain Cancer Dinner Evening ­ 16th April 2016Photos by Rick Cusolito

During April two events to raise fundsfor The Cure Brain Cancer Foundationwere held. The first was a dinner andauction at the Mulgrave Country Club.The second event was a Car Show atthe Caribbean Gardens. Rick was thedriving force behind these two eventsand an impressive total of $12,290was raised for this important cause.Well done to everyone involved and tothose who participated.

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Cure Brain Cancer Car Show ­ 24th April 2016Photos by Rick Cusolito

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Cure Brain Cancer Car Show ­ 24th April 2016Photos by Rick Cusolito

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National Motoring Heritage Day ­ 15th May 2016Photos by Elliott Gwynne

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Interesting Article ­ The 1952 "FG" HoldenFor the full article go to: www.retroautos.com.au

Thanks John O'Sullivan

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General Motors Holden Quiz ­ Part 3Test your GMH knowlege with 10 more questions.

31 Which Holden is this (below)?

32 In what year did the Statesman and Caprice make a comeback?

33 What model Commodore had a Nissan six­cylinder?

34 What was Holden's first long wheelbase sedan?

35 Which famous race driver had a Torana named after him?

36 What was Holden's first racing purpose homologation vehicle?

37 What was the name of the Holden van that rivalled the Toyota Hiace & FordEconovan?

38 What was Holden's best­selling model?

39 What year saw the last Holden V8 produced (before switching back to Chevrolet­sourced V8s)?

40 What model is this Commodore (below)?

Answers: 31 1969 Holden HK Monaro GTS; VG; 32 1990 VQ; 33 VL; 34 HQ Statesman 1971; 35 Sir Jack Brabham; 36 1963 EH S4Special; 37 Shuttle 1982; 38 HQ with 485,650; 39 1999 in the VT; 40 1997 VT Executive sedan (The last 10 Questions in the next issue)

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