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25-01-2011, 10:16 AM
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That stillborn sedan looks ok imo, a bit less harsh than the XD. Very European with the more soft edges. Can see why the ute didn't progress any further though. Thanks for posting them CoupeXB, very interesting stuff.
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25-01-2011, 01:02 PM
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Very heavy influence of the Granada...?
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A legit Option 54 car... My question - is why????
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That just spells WRONG!.
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25-01-2011, 04:48 PM
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Spanmore come's to mind when i think of those XE coupe's above. They were a limo company that built a few coupes.
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I am looking at that falcon, & thinking large cortina/small falcon hybrid.
For the family- falcon For the cost concious - cortina For looks of the falcon & milage of cortina - Faltina! Or is that to close to the old Falcon pay out name? Fowl-tin?
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They have to be early XD concepts - look at the 3rd from bottom shot (rear 3/4), looks like carry-over XC doors. The little blocks near the front wheels have a date, a shame we can't read it. Shows what the Falcon might have been prior to the huge weight/fuel economy push in light of Holden switching to Commodore. Great stuff, have not seen these photos before!
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