Owner (Jason) - STICKTHIS Automotive Decals and Stripes
HX Sandman Panelvan. Mint Julep. Complete Factory Resto.
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The question about the rust is misleading. I'm pretty sure the seller is pointing out the rust repairs that were made during the resto. I went and had a squiz at this van while it was being reassembled about 2 years ago. A work colleague's husband was doing the panelwork and when she found out I had a Sandman she insisted that I go check out the one that was being worked on in her shed. I believe the owner (Dean) is a spraypainter, hence the marbling (because he could). I'm kinda suprised he's selling it so soon.
Body number on 1 plate is different from the body number on the other plate.. was this just a SA problem or was it Australia wide. ( i think this was a Sydney built van.)
Question was asked if original chassis was still there ?? all i got was the chassis number , not wether it matched the plate..
great set up . just unsure if its not a "Heinz" nearly up to $20k
HX XX7 windowless Van needing resto
WB ute
There is only 1 x BODY number, on the BODY plate. As it is a Pagewood HZ van it will be an Elizabeth body, with Pagewood VIN and ADR plates and Pagewood chassis number. Perfectly normal for all HJ-HZ Pagewood vans. It won't have a firewall number though since it is an Elizabeth body, if it was a ute it would have.
shouldn't the plate with "BODY No. 40105-a
match the thin long plate "8m70thh942315-z"
this is where i assumed "matching numbers" ?
and AHZ09291S if its on the plate should match the actual chassis.?
HX XX7 windowless Van needing resto
WB ute
No, as above it is a Pagewood van and Pagewood used Elizabeth bodies for their HJ-HZ vans hence the BODY plate will be from Elizabeth and the VIN and ADR plates will be Pagewood. ADR plate will have the original chassis number on it, but that may have changed due to accident, cracked chassis etc.
Matching numbers has nothing to do with BODY and VIN plates having the same numbers, very few 1960's-1970's Holdens display this phenomena. Matching numbers is all about ADR, BODY, VIN plates and Chassis number plus engine number all belonging together.
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