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I kinda stumbled across this, and thought it might be of interest to some here. No, it's not a Mopar, but take a close look, and you'll see features and styling that resembles a wide variety of American cars of yesteryear. And some features I've never seen on anything else before. Hope you find it interesting.:)

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Yep, Holden is Oz's Chev, the FJ was the updated version of the Holden car that was introduced in 1948, the 1948 model had a vertical grille but basically the same car till 1953 when the FJ series was introduced, the original Holden design was ex US Chev with some Opel influences.....the Efigy custom is a nice update.......andyd

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Opel and Holden used Chev V8's. Holden still does. They were sold as Pontiac G8's and Firebird/GTO's in the US. Are there any new Pontiacs left that are for sale still? They would be a damn good buy. As they are quite a good car.

I think they wanted to sell the ute over there as well.

Cheers

Manuel in Oz

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The Holden Efigy was a beautiful job, nothing out of place.

Too bad the Holden GTO was not real popular in the states. I think GTO purists were looking for something that looked more like the originals. I hear the Holdens performed real well.

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performance was never the question..longivity is the problem..most all GTO owners I have seen are on their second or third engine..the engines are just not up to par..there is more to 0-60MPH than meets the eye..getting home after the run is important also

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