1992 Holden Commodore

1992 Holden Commodore

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DELIVERS GREAT VALUE! This 1992 Holden Commodore Executive VP II Auto has central locking and power steering.

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power steering and central locking.
This Holden Commodore 1992 has power steering and central locking.
1992 VP Holden Commodore station wagon.
$17000 ono Mick Lowth

Fire extinguisher and all bash required beacons, cargo barrier, brace for drive shaft.
ODO 260500 km Work completed in 2023
New ceiling lining
New aftermarket interior light
All new seat belts Alpine car stereo with Bluetooth and four speakers
New wheel bearings all wheels
New alternator
New suspension
New lift kit with airbags
Five new rims Six new tyres
Roof rack
Roo bar
Light bar
Fuel tank
lined Kings side awnings X 2
New alternator
New starter motor
Full service including pressure flush of cooling systems, replacing all belts and fluids

Spares list included with vehicle Air filter
2 X Fuel filters
Oil filter
225-piece O-ring set
Front and back wheel bearing kits
Wheel bearing grease
Spare wheel nuts
Power steering hose
Full engine hose kit
Timing belt
Set of injectors
Heater valve
Thermostat
Water pump and gasket kit
Four sets of brake calliper seals
Rubber exhaust hanger
Spare fuel hose
Aftermarket temp gauge kit
Selection of fuses
Headlight, indicator brake and interior light bulbs
Wiring grommets
Set of ignition leads
Set of spark plugs
Set of coils
Nine relays
Three pack of sound dampening sealing strip
Gasket paper
Permatex aviation form-a-gasket
Permatex muffler sealer
Knead it tube Two clip kits for hood and internal liners
Bumper kit for bonnet
New radiator
Windscreen washer jets
What’s not working
Air conditioner
Cruise control
Fuel gauge
Factory temp gauge (Aftermarket one fitted works fine)

Wear and tear
One small spot of surface rust roughly the size of a 5c piece.
Two small dents
Some dodgy paint
When the airbag suspension was fitted to the rear of the car, the installer attached the two inlet valves, used to pump up the airbags, in a position where they were exposed.
The inlet valves were broken off during the bash on the dirt roads.
The two valves, just like the valves on a bicycle tyre, need to be replaced and positioned in a safe location.
The car did not overheat during the bash while carrying three big blokes and a lot of gear.
Despite that, we did have to slow down on the highway a couple of times when the temperature started to rise.
The vehicle comes with a new radiator, new hoses and new aftermarket fuel gauge, (not fitted)

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