Cool "Car Art" Illustrations

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Circa late 1960's/early 1970's.

The Holden's (GM Australia) cars, which where American derivatives of the A (mainly) and B bodies you may recognize, further customized (grilles and badges) with for the South African market (different from US or Australia).


Was "Chevelle" in USA, and "Monaro" in Austraila
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Yes, it was called the Chevrolet "350". Was the "Statesman" (had a stretched version too) in Australia, and "Malibu" in US
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The "Kommando SS" in South Africa, the Holden "Premier" downunder
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The "Constantia" in South Africa and the Holden "Brougham" in Australia
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