That's good to see oz,it has gone to a good home and will be loved forever. Such a rare vehicle,I wouldn't be game to drive it,not even around here.
That's good to see oz,it has gone to a good home and will be loved forever. Such a rare vehicle,I wouldn't be game to drive it,not even around here.
"Proud To Be An Old Fart".
Sad to see it go I bet. But always good to know it is going to someone who truly appreciates them.
It's good to see you found a use for Grandma's old crochet rug that prob took her two years to complete.... lol
grandpas flasher rug was put to good use covering a pair of unscratched door glass...Originally Posted by mauser
Ahh the old crochet blanket.
I have one on the back shelf of my Commodore.
Reminds me of crochet bikini's.
I remember these ones: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/WHITE-Sexy-Br...item564220dca3
But not these ones: http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Crosses-Hand-...item27b81e3664
BO6 = Rarer then a Sandman
Would have been hard to let it go but as you say it's going to a good place.
Excuse my ignorance but could you tell me about how "rare" this car is? Were there not many produced or are there none around anymore?
It was the 'first' run of the Sandman and a very short run because the HJ started coming off the line soon after the HQ ceased at the end of 1974.
I only think Byron would have the numbers (if any) of the small run of HQ Sandman's. Also the popularity didn't really kick off until the HJ
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