1969 Holden Hurricane concept car - restored 2011

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May 16, 2012
Milancheeee Says:
OMG.. I'm long time big fan of Lamborghini Countach, and this car have same front as my favorite Lambo... I did not know that...

May 9, 2012
gizmoli0 Says:
dizayummm id drive that

Apr 20, 2012
FordsFail Says:
Shimmer...

Mar 17, 2012
scottclements78 Says:
So ugly..

Mar 17, 2012
craicrazy Says:
i hate holdens, (i am a ford person) but this is got to be one of the best looking cars ever made

Mar 13, 2012
computergeek123ism Says:
I wish they would at least make a DIY build kit of this car like they do with the cobra and that kind of car...

Mar 9, 2012
BOSBONEG Says:
@cole11518, my last name is Holden

Feb 12, 2012
SonofthePhantom Says:
Shows what Australia (and Holden) is capable of. Wish those bloody unpatriotic journo's would shut up, Holden's far from dead. The government needs a swift kick to the backside too

Feb 2, 2012
benlyons83 Says:
It's just glitter. You add it to the paint. You can buy the packs of glitter right off eBay... In any colour

Jan 13, 2012
Mechknight73 Says:
She was always intended as only a show car, and in the scheme of Australian automotive history, a priceless antique nowSomebody might make a replica, but none have done so yet. This was born in 1967

Jan 13, 2012
Mechknight73 Says:
Some production cars in Australia in the 60s had them as optional for the passengers but standard for the driver

Jan 13, 2012
Mechknight73 Says:
Look at the back end and you will think otherwise. This car was a 1960s show car, and this style predated what Chevrolet was doing with the Corvette at the time. This was something Holden did "out the back of the workshop". Their best show car to date was the EFIJY in 2006, which hit the US show scene and cleaned up in awards wherever it went

Jan 13, 2012
Mechknight73 Says:
1. designed and built as a one-off prototype 2. Australian built, which automatically means RHD. 3. Holden already build cars for Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, China, America, England. You just don't hear about them because they wear different badges outside Australia

Jan 6, 2012
MrEvlmk3 Says:
shit

Dec 23, 2011
rossesc Says:
BUT..will it blend?

Dec 22, 2011
aussiepaul44 Says:
The ignition switch is on the right side of the steering column on all the major brands in Australia and they turn clockwise. Australia did not adopt the metric system until 1974 although some manufactures used metric measurements to display engine capacity.

Dec 20, 2011
htial1 Says:
Take that body and put the Volt running gear in it and put it in the show rooms now!!!...

Dec 19, 2011
justforlooking Says:
what is the name of that type of paint job? so sparkly...

Dec 16, 2011
JanskiPolanski Says:
This is just awesome. Also a bit embarrassing since it somehow is the batmobile or K.I.T. kind of awesomeoness that would probably cause me laughing bout myself while driving such car but anyways...

Dec 8, 2011
kevkoala Says:
...yeah...only a baby V8...I learnt to drive in a HQ Kingswood station wagon that was powered by a 253

Nov 17, 2011
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Nov 17, 2011
whatmarc Says:
Thanks

Nov 10, 2011
cgsmithify Says:
very cool

Nov 10, 2011
lewy950 Says:
I remember seeing this in the Holden Musuem in Echuca back in the early 90's It was just sitting in a corner neglected. I am glad they pulled it out and fixed it up.

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Holden has gone back to the future, restoring its very first concept car -- the 1969 Holden Hurricane. http://www.holden.com.au/holden-innovation/ho
lden-design/track-record The futuristic research vehicle described as an experiment "to study design trend, propulsion systems and other long r... More