HJ XX7 - Cloncurry

[Blocker]

Yea guys this has been on here before but sadly too hard to find.

This is a really good example of why it is so important to have a good thread title so that in the future you can find something easily.
For example I would probably use titles like;

Green HJ van 'suburb'
Lime HJ van backyard

Whatever you can think is descriptive enough to be unique as best possible without having a title that is longer than a few words.


Anyway good luck with it, I hope you have the time and energy (money) to put her back on the road.

[adam perth]

Yea guys this has been on here before but sadly too hard to find.

This is a really good example of why it is so important to have a good thread title so that in the future you can find something easily.
For example I would probably use titles like;

Green HJ van 'suburb'
Lime HJ van backyard

Whatever you can think is descriptive enough to be unique as best possible without having a title that is longer than a few words.


Anyway good luck with it, I hope you have the time and energy (money) to put her back on the road.

Some of the ones i have listed have included chassis number in the title, e.g. AHX 012345A

Nothing wrong with Jamacian lime, plenty of replicas done in jamacian lime so they must be a popular choice

[ziggycv8z]

Thanks for all the comments and advice.
I received more pics and have been thinking about what to do as I prefer HQ's.
There is a lot of work to be done to this and have decided that I will pass on this one.
I have edited the title for ease of future searches. This is located in Cloncurry..
Here's a few more pics. Such a shame.

[No van man]

I remember seeing a Sandman van in a front yard in the Curry about 10yrs ago, when i was last up there.
It was sitting beside a HQ coupe, both looked pretty run down. Rumour has it they were owned by the same guy and he had them from new.
Gaz.