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cowpoos
30th January 2008, 16:43
Like the title says...anyone working for a holden dealership?? please PM me.
FROSTY
30th January 2008, 17:07
poos--not holden specific -but I sell commo's --gimme a yeodle-0210354615
cowpoos
30th January 2008, 17:44
poos--not holden specific -but I sell commo's --gimme a yeodle-0210354615
I want new.....
Mully
30th January 2008, 18:24
Are you sure you don't want used?? Like December 2004?? *Points to sig*
adamh
30th January 2008, 18:45
Like the title says...anyone working for a holden dealership?? please PM me.
Your seriously not actually gonna buy one of those smelly HOLDON things are ya?? I mean don't you think you would look better in a ford??:laugh:
Fatjim
30th January 2008, 19:15
Poos, have you seen how much they devalue in the first 2-3 years? Just give me the $20k and save yourself the breakdowns.
Mom
30th January 2008, 19:17
Your seriously not actually gonna buy one of those smelly HOLDON things are ya?? I mean don't you think you would look better in a ford??:laugh:
Bite out your tongue! :bleh:
homer
30th January 2008, 19:21
nothing wrong with a holden
you give me one and ill drive it
if i have to buy it sorry ford all the way
Gubb
30th January 2008, 21:40
Wasn't Bathurst amazing last year...
Mully
30th January 2008, 21:46
Wasn't Bathurst amazing last year...
I preferred the seven previous years.......
Weaver
30th January 2008, 22:29
I preferred the seven previous years.......
Is that including 2006 when Lownes won it in a Ford. Just can't beat that podium sweep eh :headbang:
bucket boy
31st January 2008, 03:33
Poos, have you seen how much they devalue in the first 2-3 years? Just give me the $20k and save yourself the breakdowns.
a clubsport devalue that in a year
Disco Dan
31st January 2008, 04:01
your going to be another car I have to pass carefully looking for the disco lights.... *sigh*
Mully
31st January 2008, 07:38
Is that including 2006 when Lownes won it in a Ford. Just can't beat that podium sweep eh :headbang:
Oops, bugger, that's right. It was the previous 7; 1999-2005.
Finn
31st January 2008, 07:56
nothing wrong with a holden
you give me one and ill drive it
if i have to buy it sorry ford all the way
I've never been able to understand the staunch NZ (& Aus) Holden vs Ford rivalry. They are both shit cars. Perhaps its a colonial thing... Hop in the Holden, pick up some piss, go home watch the rugby then beat up the misses.
I really don't fit in here.
onearmedbandit
31st January 2008, 08:00
I've never been able to understand the staunch NZ (& Aus) Holden vs Ford rivalry. They are both shit cars. Perhaps its a colonial thing... Hop in the Holden, pick up some piss, go home watch the rugby then beat up the misses.
Actually, up until 1983 that was Ford's advertising campaign. Holden's was similar, but they used a small child instead of the wife.
vifferman
31st January 2008, 09:07
I've never been able to understand the staunch NZ (& Aus) Holden vs Ford rivalry. They are both shit cars. Perhaps its a colonial thing...
Yeah, me too.
I've driven a few, and they all felt 'not quite sorted'. The last one I drove ("Moby Dick") was a Falcoon station wagon. Not what I wanted, but I booked it two days beforehand, and all the Toyota 4WDs were gone. The first one (brand new rental) wouldn't even start! They were going to make us wait and change the battery, and I said, "What about that one? Is that being used?" so they swapped out luggage over.
The first set of highway curves I came to, I was astounded at how CRAP the handling was - it was so wallowy, in its Big White Whale way, that I thought we were going to crash. However, the wallowiness made some sense when we were late for a jetboat ride, and were carooming along at erm... licence-losing speeds on newly repaired gravel roads. The thing just glided over the potholes as if they weren't there. :blink:
Still a piece of shit though.
Swoop
31st January 2008, 09:17
The last one I drove was a Falcoon station wagon.
The first set of highway curves I came to, I was astounded at how CRAP the handling was - it was so wallowy, in its Big White Whale way, that I thought we were going to crash. However, the wallowiness made some sense when we were late for a jetboat ride, and were carooming along at erm... licence-losing speeds on newly repaired gravel roads. The thing just glided over the potholes as if they weren't there. :blink:
Still a piece of shit though.
Good thing you picked one of the better fords. Wouldn't have wanted to get a crappy one.:third:
Mental Trousers
31st January 2008, 09:35
I've never been able to understand the staunch NZ (& Aus) Holden vs Ford rivalry.
Exactly the same as the Honda is gay, Suzuki's crash etc thing. It's brand loyalty for the moronic :beer:
cowpoos
31st January 2008, 09:58
Oh for godness sake!!! no I don't wanna buy other cars people...stop fricken PMing me... I actually want to talk to someone to get a couple of answers to something.
and for the record...I'm looking at the v8 SS-V UTE...and I'm not a holden loyalist. or ford... the only true high performance cars in the world come from europe!! and tey don't do ute's!!
jrandom
31st January 2008, 10:00
anyone working for a holden dealership??
I think that HDTboy sometimes wishes he does.
Coldrider
31st January 2008, 12:55
VE SS utes are sports car handling, (the utes's are better than the sedans) long wheel base and power to hold the back out, apparently they need lowering abit, really thirsty though.
Finn
31st January 2008, 12:59
VE SS utes are sports car handling.
I think you're pushing the envelope a bit there. Saying a Holden VE SS ute handles like a sports car is like saying the Burgman handles like a Gixxer.
ManDownUnder
31st January 2008, 13:04
I really don't fit in here.
Try this...
Coldrider
31st January 2008, 13:05
I think you're pushing the envelope a bit there. Saying a Holden VE SS ute handles like a sports car is like saying the Burgman handles like a Gixxer.
It is a light truck and they go like stink for $50K.
The europeans can't do anything like that for that price.
They can't even get the concept.
Coldrider
31st January 2008, 13:06
And gravel roads, yee harrr......
DEATH_INC.
31st January 2008, 13:10
Gimme a holler Poos, we don't sell 'em but the holden shop up the road is prolly our biggest customer, pretty sure I can get ya a deal.....
Fireyphil
31st January 2008, 19:46
I would rather be seen pushing a FORD than driving a HOLDEN
bane
31st January 2008, 19:54
in this colour?
http://www.autospeed.co.nz/cms/A_109718/article.html
quote "Maybe don’t think of it as a Holden ute... instead think of it as a sports car. Before you choke on your cornflakes, consider the way the Ute handles, brakes and goes. "
98tls
31st January 2008, 20:03
I would rather be seen pushing a FORD than driving a HOLDEN Sweet,when my XR6 ute breaks down i will ring you instead of a towie:niceone:
roadracingoldfart
31st January 2008, 20:32
What the hell is so damm special with the Holden V Ford shit .
Why is it so important to be the best out of just 2 brands of aussie crap.
Ford is an American company standing on its own feet with a couple of European cousins . :msn-wink:
Holden is an Aussie company that doesnt make its own engines , gearboxes , diffs etc and hangs of the back of Chevrolet to exsist at all. :bleh:
Ohhh yer i get it now . Maybee i AM suited to be the foreman of a Ford dealer workshop :clap:
Shit im an asshole.
Coldrider
1st February 2008, 08:25
Holden densigned & built the 3.6 litre engine, and sizes it at 2.8 & 3.2 litres as well.
The VE platform is the first clean sheet car by GM for awhile, done in Aussie and the platform is exported for US models.
Aussie R& D is cheaper. I wait with interest in the new Falcon, i don't think they have the bucks to invest in a low volume seller.
The aussie cages are alot a car for the money, owners of such are as proud of their brands as we are about motorcycles vs cages, what is wrong with that.
That's the aussies, and what do NZer's do (I am one of them), don't even make a morris minor.
Coldrider
1st February 2008, 08:31
Don't remind me, a '69 skoda was remanufactured to a 'trekka'.
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