Random # 259: HJ Holden GTS Monaro

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This really straight, very tidy and apparently all original HJ GTS was spotted at Sandy Bay's Long Beach on a scorching summer's day.  It gave the impression of being an extremely well-maintained car, rather than a restoration; the duco, chrome and interior were all first rate but without being too new.  I'm sure that someone's really proud of it and so they should be!








All indications are that Classics by the Beach will be on this coming Sunday (6th of January, 2019).  If you can't make it in person, there'll be an UMPH post out by Monday so you can see what you've missed out on!

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