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done a quick summery of a 1000 reg plates from ns1 to ns1000,123vls were found,49-2L,67-3L,6-5L,85 were saloons,38 wagons,99 were berlinas,2 GTS,15 Royals and 7 Calais,of those 123 vls only 29 have live plates and 94 are deregistered,there were 6 CALAIS deregd,8 ROYALS deregd,1 GTS deregd, 4 of the 5L deregd,30 of the Wagons deregd wonder what will come up with the next 1000
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too much time on your hands mate. go build that super hot VLT
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Originally Posted by NZ VL com
too much time on your hands mate. go build that super hot VLT
yeh im getting like aaron, just waiting for the dry spell to pass so the money tree will start to grow some more red leaves
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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interesing,thats alot ofvls off the road
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Jeez you must have been bored! The old VLs suffer quite badly from cancer, so that would've claimed a few, and seeing as they're not the strongest of cars, it would be really easy to write one off in an accident. Anyways, there were 151,801 VLs built, and who knows how many made it to NZ, but looks like you still have a few number plates to go!
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Originally Posted by NZ_GTS
it would be really easy to write one off in an accident.
Haha, are you referring to any specific VL by any chance..
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Not that I know of...but obviously you know something I don't...
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A certain someone that loves yellow bt1s
another thought is how many have we (as in us CT boys) wrecked for parts I've done 3 I know Dave has done a sh1tload
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wrecked 4 owned total of 10ish
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17-02-09, 19:44 GMT+10#10 Quote:
there were 151,801 VLs built
In Australia......Local Production isnt counted. we built VL's until 1989, alongside the VN, and well into the VN's production run.
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17-02-09, 19:45 GMT+10#11 Hmmm, a BT1 lover, I wonder who that could be...
I didn't realise that build number didn't include NZ built cars, I just found it in one of my myriad Commodore bibles! It would be interesting to know how many VLs were left on NZ roads though.
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17-02-09, 20:14 GMT+10#12 hey mike the wagon situation didnt look good aye 8 left out of 38 in that lot
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18-02-09, 05:29 GMT+10#13 Many may have been reregistered too. Like mine...
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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18-02-09, 06:09 GMT+10#14 Quote:
Originally Posted by rb_inside
hey mike the wagon situation didnt look good aye 8 left out of 38 in that lot
Yeah see that I guess alot of wagons were used as trade vehicles and had a hard life but good for me the less the better
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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18-02-09, 06:11 GMT+10#15 Quote:
Originally Posted by SIKVLT
good for me the less the better
Except for when you need parts...
Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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18-02-09, 06:18 GMT+10#16 lol yeah getting a good little collection of wag parts now -just the rear doors back is all I need thats different to sedan
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18-02-09, 14:29 GMT+10#17 i've wrecked 2 - both milk bottles and my dad is threatening to have a berlina rolling body towed.
i wonder if holden could tell you how many were sold in nz?
was the 5.0L manufactured locally or all imported?
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18-02-09, 14:45 GMT+10#18 All imported, We have only ever assembled sixes and fours, apart from the 30 VH Benson and Hedges cars.
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18-02-09, 14:58 GMT+10#19 that SL turbo is going to live again soon........what me and a friend are doing is naughty LOL but hes keeping it anyway....and painting it yellow......
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18-02-09, 15:48 GMT+10#20 i thought it was written off
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