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With the close of local manufacturing fresh in the minds of Holden enthusiasts, many fans are using this time to reflect on the good times from the past.
The HK-HT-HG Owners Club of South Australia regularly meets once a month, giving like-minded car lovers the chance to talk about the good old days, sharing their stories and showing their cars at club meets.
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In late February 2017, club event coordinator Steve Wickes and club member Carlo Albanese came up with the concept of a 1970s style car yard photo shoot with a number of club member’s cars. The location was an old unused commercial property in suburban Adelaide. In order to get the right look, bunting flags and windscreen signage was arranged – for that authentic 1970s look. To give the photo shoot a more realistic feel, a few friends of the club were also invited with a different variety of Holden cars.
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The end result was very impressive as you can see, with more than 30 cars involved in the photo shoot. The club also put on a barbeque and some cold drinks to make a great day out it! Steve was staggered with the attention the photo shoot received. “There was an absolute flood of people from off the street stopping and coming in for a look, and plenty were eager to buy a car at those prices!” Steve explained.
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“There are so many stories to tell about the day but at the end of it all, it was just a fun day with a group of great mates with interesting cars getting to know some new members and making more friends.”
Source: Survivor Car Australia.
What period-accurate car yard shoot would you most like to see? Tell us in the comments.
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