Ute spotted with photo
Ute spotted with photo
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Original Poster:

239 posts

233 months

Wednesday 7th November 2007
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M11 , 12ish out towards the M25, saw it in a queue a couple of cars ahead, had to risk my licence to get my passanger close enough to get the picce as this one was picking it's way down the fast lane with some gusto, my vito was flat out to get anywhere close and lucky he pulled off at a junction allowing us to get a shot.



also saw a silver nostrilled monaro that morning down the country lanes on my way to work, near buckingham, 730 ish . and yes I waved don't know why , neither did the driver i think!!

Island boy HSV

726 posts

262 months

Wednesday 7th November 2007
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Nice one white van man lives!! The ute is a Crewman by the looks, heard of a couple comming into the contry this must be one of them.

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Original Poster:

239 posts

233 months

Wednesday 7th November 2007
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Hi D yeah stood out from the crowd once i got a side profile look. is there a HSV variant? if so i might have a world with the boss man. surely it must be in everyones interest to get the boys to the jobs nice and quick!!!!! driving



Edited by merge on Wednesday 7th November 22:14

phrich

549 posts

246 months

Thursday 8th November 2007
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HSV version is called "Avalanche" and comes with AWD

Problem is the back seats are more upright than the sedan, small problem really.

I would prefer to buy a HSV Grange and drive around with the boot lid off and claim it as a work vehicle.

Jader1973

4,820 posts

223 months

Thursday 8th November 2007
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I've got a base model Crewman at the moment (while I wait for my SS Commodore to turn up) and it is not up to much. Back seats are useless, the bed is too short (I can fit longer loads in my Ford Falcon if I fold the seats down), the turning circle is enormous, and the ride is pretty poor thanks to the cart sprung rear end. An estate would be more practical.

Plus it is white, has a manual box and steel wheels. Mind you, it is pretty quick.