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    That is one very clean HQ, keeping vehicles out of the sun is certainly the way to go. Congratulations on your purchase.

    Cheers.
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    the only way to keep it clean and mint is to sell it to meee ha go the utes well done

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    Very nice!

    An old trimmer once told me windex is the best for keeping vinyl and leather clean and also conditioned.

    I know i was a bit shocked but its what he recommended.
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    Jason, You have been watching that Greek wedding video too many times. Maybe you have Windex in your blood.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gregbark View Post
    Jason, You have been watching that Greek wedding video too many times. Maybe you have Windex in your blood.
    haha! I had to google what you was on about Greg!
    https://www.ispot.tv/ad/Aqzz/windex-...reek-wedding-2

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geopaj View Post
    Thanks for the positive feedback! I didn't think there'd be much interest.

    I must say, I love this forum it is a real wealth of information.

    Seeing as people are interested, here's one last picture. I know it's weird but it's one of my favourites - it shows on the kick panel a 'driver' oil and grease reminder that both are due in early 1976 (when I bought the ute the kick panels had been removed and speakers installed. As you can imagine, I was very excited when I found both kick panels (including '76 service reminder) safely stored under the bench seat!


    The service sticker. Can you take a photo? Id be interested to see it!
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    HZ Sandman Ute. Saddle Tan Metallic - Customised. Galaxy Blue.
    HZ GTS. Palais White. Next Resto From 99% NOS Parts.
    HSV GTO Coupe - Highly Modified
    VR SS into a VS Supercar Castrol Perkins Ingall 1997 Tribuilte build

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    Quote Originally Posted by stickthis View Post
    The service sticker. Can you take a photo? Id be interested to see it!
    Hi sorry for my delayed response - I had to go interstate for a few days.

    I'm happy to help (though I was a bit disappointed Jason, that I never got a reply from you to the PM I sent you back on 5/3/16 about advise and purchasing decals).

    It's not a 'sticker' - it is a 'card' similar to manila folder material, and was inserted into the chrome card holder on the kick panel in my previous picture. As the card doesn't have any Holden insignia on it, and due to the fact that the ute was owned by a large fleet company (a "mining entity" according Holden Historical Services), I'm assuming the the servicing was done in-house rather than by a Holden dealer.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Geopaj View Post
    Hi sorry for my delayed response - I had to go interstate for a few days.

    I'm happy to help (though I was a bit disappointed Jason, that I never got a reply from you to the PM I sent you back on 5/3/16 about advise and purchasing decals).

    It's not a 'sticker' - it is a 'card' similar to manila folder material, and was inserted into the chrome card holder on the kick panel in my previous picture. As the card doesn't have any Holden insignia on it, and due to the fact that the ute was owned by a large fleet company (a "mining entity" according Holden Historical Services), I'm assuming the the servicing was done in-house rather than by a Holden dealer.


    my guess is that a reference to 'driver responsibility' is fleet
    BQZ

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    thats so funny greg good one armouroil dont use thats for sure

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    Thanks for the positive feedback! I didn't think there'd be much interest.

    I must say, I love this forum it is a real wealth of information.

    Seeing as people are interested, here's one last picture. I know it's weird but it's one of my favourites - it shows on the kick panel a 'driver' oil and grease reminder that both are due in early 1976 (when I bought the ute the kick panels had been removed and speakers installed. As you can imagine, I was very excited when I found both kick panels (including '76 service reminder) safely stored under the bench seat!


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