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Nope, and not an Austin either. :grin:
Healeysince59
Jedi Warrior
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Don’t know but I want it.
OP
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Nope. Not sure if a clue or not but the owner (the guy I am getting the Austin from) bought it in Australia in the '60's and brought it back to Canada. Back then it was the only car he could afford and it was transportation for the family.
It is however of British Extraction.
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Holden.
OP
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You gotta know when to Holden, know when to folden.
Nope - purchased there but built in Britain (unless it was a CKD kit which is more info than I have)
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Good pun JP.
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do you ever have a pun you've been waiting for years to use? (oh yeah! tonight was the night :grin: