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This article from Street Machine magazine tells the story of a 1970 Holden HG wagon that was originally a race car but has now been restored for street use. The car was originally built by Brett 'Woodsy' Woods and had a successful racing career before being sold and eventually ending up in Tasmania where it was raced into ruin. The current owner, Shane Serret, had always admired the car and eventually bought it as a roller. He then embarked on a restoration project, which included repairing the chassis, fitting a new drivetrain, and making custom modifications. The car now features a powerful LS engine with a Mooneyham blower, and it has been built to be both fast and streetable. The article includes details about the car's specifications and modifications, as well as photos of the car's exterior, engine bay, interior, and other features. [Extracted from the article] |
