Yet the 1965 Holden HD started with a charge. Pent-up demand for a new Holden – any new Holden – and a booming economy combined to ensure writer's cramp for anyone taking orders. In May 1965 ...

(base) 2.9L, Leaded, 3 SP MAN No recent listings 1966 Holden HD 1966 (base) Pricing and Specs Standard 2.4L, Leaded, 3 SP MAN No recent listings 1966 Holden HD 1966 Standard Pricing and Specs Premier ...

The HD was shaped in Detroit by Leo Pruneau and Don Laski in mid 1962. Ironically, Leo became Holden's design supremo in the early 1970s. Speaking to Carsguide Leo told us the HD story: "In 1962 Don ...

Big fins and dog-leg A-pillars might have worked on a US Chevy, but they looked daft here on the smaller Holden. Later HD model was no better. V8 engine options and Monaro coupe helped towards the ...

It was replaced in 1977 by the successful, Mitsubishi-built Sigma. HD HOLDEN 1965-66 This was the controversial, rounded "liver scoop" Holden that replaced the record-breaking and still-loved EH ...

The EH quickly became the fastest-selling Holden ever and could be bought as a sedan, station wagon or station sedan, coupe utility and panelvan until they were replaced by the HD Holden in 1965.

In 1964 he finally bought his first Holden, a new HD. Making his way back to to Laidley in 1981, Clive's interest in cars really took hold and his garage became full of FC sedans, Morris cars ...

The sounding of the end of shift siren at the Holden plant at Elizabeth on Friday, October 20, 2017 means the closure of the factory, and the end, for the foreseeable future, of car manufacturing ...