http://www.mysandman.com.au/forums/s...ead.php?t=1758
This is a tread on a hj kings wood ute that may be interesting to you ,after reading the site ID and this tread i'am a little confused
http://www.mysandman.com.au/forums/s...ead.php?t=1758
This is a tread on a hj kings wood ute that may be interesting to you ,after reading the site ID and this tread i'am a little confused
Blocker, you are probably better off leaving the ID bit a bit obscure, so hopefully people will ask questions and we can find more Sandmans (and sort out the dodgys and fakes).
The thread on this ute is 3 pages long and very informative
Vague or obscure is good and it has its merits by generating traffic etc to the forums, but I want to remove the incorrect info and/or re-word it to be open for discussion.
Having wrong info in my mind probably steers some people away if they know it is wrong. Does that make sense?
The information available is definitely evolving due to the discussions right here.
I agree with Byron that leaving it obscure is good to keep people asking but definitely what is there should be correct. We don't want people coming here and leaving thinking their post 76 HJ Kingswood Sandman is not a Sandman when because of new info found it actually may be a sandman.
As Rodney says, have a look at the other thread talking about HJ Kingswood Sandmans. It is alot of info to digest in 1 go but it is relevant to your ute as well.
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“You don’t drive a Kingswood, you make love to it. That’s why nuns only drive Toranas.” - Ted Bullpitt
Kruiz I think the whole discussion is relevant to the information you posted .sometimes it is not that easy to determine the authenticity of a sandman . Holden didn't make it very easy the way they tagged and made vehicles .brisbane built sandman are the only ones that are easy to identiy.as well as the plate info which probably points to a sandman ute gts components tyre placards etc would reinforce the identify .but from the information you have supplied like stick this said it looks like a kings wood sandman . Most of sandman where made from base model Belmonts so the kings wood sandman's adds confusion to the identification espically hj's which appears to be mixture of Belmont and kingswood depending on the manufacture date .
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