All plates belong around the same timeframe so would appear to belong together. 18V says Sandman on a HX Holden ute, and ADR tag indicates it was an XX7. Diff is a GV7 not GV4 so it is a 3.55. No records exist on how many Sandmans were built let alone colour records!
It'd never be a Belmont even if it wasn't a Sandman, it is a HX and there are no HX Belmont commercials.
I had this one previously recorded too, with an engine number and the fact it has LSD. Build configuration was 253, 4spd and 3.55 LSD. No air or steer, so basically a standard HX Sandman ute optioned with 253 and LSD.
I have 45 x 1998 coloured HJ or HX commercials recorded. Of those 45, 39 are Sandmans. Of the 39 x Sandman, 7 are utes. One of the utes is a Kingswood, the other 6 are Holdens. They are all manuals, engines are: 1 x 202, 2 x 253 and 4 x 308. 2 x Acacia Ridge, 1 x Pagewood and 4 x Elizabeth assembly. As you can see, although I only have much less than 1000 Sandmans recorded, a lot are 1898 so it was a popular colour.





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