New & Used Unique Cars For Sale in north parramatta with keywords: hq

Genuine Steel bodied Australian delivered 1932 Ford Roadster Currently a Victorian car, and owned by a fussy owner Ground-up custom build Modified original chassis 331ci Firepower Hemi V8 engine Turbo 350 automatic transmission 9 inch diff Custom leather interior High Quality Mercedes Benz cloth convertible top This timeless hot rod was built using a real steel, Aussie delivered 1932 Ford Roadster. The car underwent a six year, ground up nut and bolt build, finally being completed in 2011. The result is a timeless, all steel hot rod finished to an incredibly high standard. Starting with the chassis, the original 32 chassis was boxed with a tubular X member and Model A Front cross member welded in place. The rear end has a triangulated four link with coil overs and the chassis was notched to allow suspension travel at the cars new ride height. The front received a lowered I-beam with Rod Tech four bar, transverse leaf spring and polished shocks. The steering box from a HQ was utilized along with a Falcon master cylinder to feed the Falcon disc brakes with Commodore callipers up front and drums in the rear. The lines for the brake and fuel system are all braided and stainless items. The original 32 fuel tank sits under the rear upgraded with an electric fuel pump

Holdens final traditional full-size car prior the launch of the downsized Commodore, the HZ range announced in October 1977 was the fourth revision of the original HQ series. Minor changes to the body included a new grille, badges, and hubcaps but more importantly Holden adopted the Radial Tuned Suspension already seen on the Torana range. With reworked suspension, anti-roll bars front and rear and changes to the power steering, the big Holdens handling was markedly improved, while rear disc brakes were now optional (and standard on both the GTS and Statesman) for the first time. Although the Monaro name had survived into 1977 as the HX Monaro GTS sedan, Holden decided to delete the Monaro name altogether from the new Holden HZ range. With the development of Radial Tuned Suspension, Holden transformed the bland characteristics of their full-size sedans and introduced a sporting variant simply called Holden GTS. Released in October 1977, the HZ GTS featured a four-headlight grille, front and rearspoilers, four-wheel disc brakes, sports wheels and a 4.2 litre V8 engine as standard equipment. The optional 5.0 litre V8 became standard in June 1978. Production of the GTS ceased in December 1978, with an estimated 1438 having been built. Suspension has been refurbished Drives well Has original radio currently a QLD vehicle Decode: Model: HZ8WQ69 Trim: 1938-63V : Buckskin Paint: 567-30529 : Super Mint Engine: L32 4.2L V8