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Why Holden’s Ute? It’s because the Aussie El Camino was a perfect shape to camouflage a mid-engine test mule and, according to Kociba, would let the C8 development car hide in plain sight.

As much as I love the cars, I didn’t want to do something that’s been done to death and the reality was you could probably buy one for less than it would cost to build it, and with a lot less effort!

On the dyno, the Commodore ute made 295 horsepower at the wheels, and 368 pound-feet of torque. That’s a hefty lift over the 197 hp and 224 lb-ft the stock engine delivered at the flywheel.

Luckily, that’s what one guy in Tennessee did by combining an Australian-market Commodore ute shell, a Chevy Caprice PPV, and a Chevy SS. It’s even up for sale on Cars and Bids.

Ute components may have been changed out for domestic Caprice and SS equivalents that meet federal safety standards, but the VIN is attached to the body, and this is the body of a Holden.

About the Holden Ute Dale purchased this Holden Ute used for $7,000 (including all on-road costs) in 2019. Dale would buy this car again because: “Ute prices have gone crazy in the past year, I would ...