New from Columbus IN

[ig109]

New to the forum.. Don't actually own a PPV yet.. but plan to in the future.. Actually plan to sacrifice a 9C3 to build a Ute.. I have found a guy who has a pile of bodies in California.. Just looking to gather intel on the 9C cars in the mean time..

There's a guy here in town that has a black on black 9C1 with 9C1 on the plates.. Love that car..

[elc32955]

Welcome to the forum..... wow, a pile of Holden bodies in CA. We want pics! Hope you find useful info here and best wishes for a car in your garage soon!

Eric

[Gerome]

Welcome to the forum and I would really like to see all those caprice bodies you talking about . Having that information could be very beneficial in the long term .

[ig109]

Bodies are Holden Ute bodies.. All of them cut.. I think they may be attempted Imports that were stopped and hacked up.. so not so sure I want to dig into that..

I have since been in contact with a guy in Arizona that has access to Ute bodies.. and has done several conversions and sold them..

Super excited about this.. Didn't think there was any way I could get one of these..

[ig109]

Here is one properly converted to LHD and US emissions..

For sale now on Ebay.. Guy is super friendly, found him on FB..

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Pontiac-G8-GT-2 ... ars_Trucks" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[elc32955]

Hmmmm.... Wonder what his conversion process is, we've been told via the jungle telegraph that all converted Utes are not necessarily structurally sound. This is one vendor that I can personally vouch for that does it correctly, and yes I've ridden in two cars he's converted. One of our members here owns one.

http://www.lefthandutes.com/

Just hold on for the "E" ticket ride with your wallet.... they aren't cheap!

Eric

[ig109]

This guy seems to do them properly.. and has helped LHUTes a couple times from what I was told.. They all are in cahoots with one another.. Like the UTE mob or something..

E tickets.. What does this refer to.. Photo tickets?

[orgdnr]

Back in the olden days Disney land had tickets that you gave for each ride. The E-ticket was the most expensive. If I remember there was only 1 in each ticket book.that was the 70's if memory serves.