i think it goes ...
HQ+ HJ Sandman ute = kingswood + belmont
HQ + HJ Sandman Van = belmont
HX / HZ Sandman ute or van = holden
i think it goes ...
HQ+ HJ Sandman ute = kingswood + belmont
HQ + HJ Sandman Van = belmont
HX / HZ Sandman ute or van = holden
"All correspondence must bear these numbers"
belmont died with HQ I believe. Never heard of a HJ Belmont.
Holden HJ. HX,HZ & WB or Kingswood HJ, Kingswood HX,Kingswood HZ, Kingswood WB.
Last edited by wbute; 28-08-2011 at 11:31 PM.
yeah don't see too many HJ belmont utes..could be right WB..
i just remember having an original condition early HJ ute with belmont badges...years ago...
they made HJ sedans and HJ wagon belmonts i am fairly sure.
never seen a HJ belmont van though.... so my first post is wrong.
Last edited by adam perth; 28-08-2011 at 11:45 PM.
"All correspondence must bear these numbers"
Blocker, 100% not sure of the question, but I think the above all have answered it. Summarised:
Belmont:
HK-HX Sedan and Wagon.
HK-HQ ute and van.
Holden:
HQ-WB cab chassis.
HJ-WB ute and van.
Kingswood:
HK-HX sedan and wagon. Kingswood SL became the base model in HZ BUT normal Kingswood could be optioned for fleet orders by special vehicle package on Kingswood SL (I can't remember the code - I think it was A9K).
HK-WB ute.
HX-HZ van.
HQ: XX7 was optional on Belmont and Kingswood commercials.
HJ: XX7 was optional on Holden and Kingswood commercials. Later in model run XU3 was released and Holden ute XX7/XU3 dropped.
HX/HZ: XX7/XU3 on Holden ute and van.
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