Cars For Sale with keywords: hq

Now for sale, HQ GTS Monaro, located NSW South Coast. In 1976, a young Policeman on his way home from work as a general duties officer was passing Fair Deal Motors on Church Street, Parramatta in Sydney and spotted a Mustard yellow HQ GTS Monaro for sale. Now after owning this stunning HQ GTS Monaro for nearly 45 years, its time to find a new owner to enjoy this very special survivor HQ. ...

HOLDEN, KINGSWOOD, 1970, KINGSWOOD HG CARB 4.1L 3 SP AUTOMATIC

They dont get much wilder than this!! An out of this world take on the iconic Holden One Tonne ute!! Personally built by the current owner and now ready to be enjoyed and showed by the next owner. The whole car is impeccably detailed with hundreds of hours invested into making this car stand out from the crowd. From the 800+ horsepower 540 big block Chev and the totally unmissable 10/71 Blower Shop blower with full billet hat!! The custom blue metallic paint, HZ front clip, custom interior and beautifully fabbed rear tray just add to the wow factory of this Holden one tonner. There is simply too much to mention!! Could not be built for the asking price!! Contact one of our friendly staff to make an appointment to view this beast at our Kogarah facility. Note: This car is sold unregistered and is not engineered.

HOLDEN, MONARO, 1973, MONARO GTS HQ CARB 5.7L 4 SP MANUAL

Absolutely original 1974 HQ Sandman Panel Van now for sale, located in Deniliquin, NSW. Solid survivor Sandman Panelvan sold with full NSW registration. The famous Holden HQ Sandman - the first dedicated dual purpose vehicle invented and built right here in good old OZ! - a 'Shaggin' Wagon' on the weekends that could be put to work during the week. The original Sandman Panel Van was launc...

HOLDEN, ONE TONNER, 1978,

Holdens final traditional full-size car prior the launch of the downsized Commodore, the HZ range announced in October 1977 was the fourth revision of the original HQ series. Minor changes to the body included a new grille, badges, and hubcaps but more importantly Holden adopted the Radial Tuned Suspension already seen on the Torana range. With reworked suspension, anti-roll bars front and rear and changes to the power steering, the big Holdens handling was markedly improved, while rear disc brakes were now optional (and standard on both the GTS and Statesman) for the first time. Although the Monaro name had survived into 1977 as the HX Monaro GTS sedan, Holden decided to delete the Monaro name altogether from the new Holden HZ range. With the development of Radial Tuned Suspension, Holden transformed the bland characteristics of their full-size sedans and introduced a sporting variant simply called Holden GTS. Released in October 1977, the HZ GTS featured a four-headlight grille, front and rearspoilers, four-wheel disc brakes, sports wheels and a 4.2 litre V8 engine as standard equipment. The optional 5.0 litre V8 became standard in June 1978. Production of the GTS ceased in December 1978, with an estimated 1438 having been built. Suspension has been refurbished Drives well Has original radio currently a QLD vehicle Decode: Model: HZ8WQ69 Trim: 1938-63V : Buckskin Paint: 567-30529 : Super Mint Engine: L32 4.2L V8

Holden, Monaro, 1972,