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LD1 / L14 = 173 motor
m20 is not wide ratio, more a standard ratio.
the M22 was the wide ratio (one tonna box)
ADR tag = safety compliance tag. as per diagram.
Last edited by adam perth; 06-03-2010 at 08:08 PM.
"Trim code “30B” (B indicates bucket seats). Not “30A” or “30E”. ""
NO
trim code 36B can also be sandman.
Last edited by adam perth; 01-03-2010 at 06:27 AM.
HQ sandman avail only Jan 1974 to october 1974. HJ start Oct 1974
sandman available as belmont sept 1975 onwards - .NO
i have a 4/76 Melbourn Kingswood sandman ute recorded i think at home. - i can put up ID tag spec when i get home from the mines.
"Gross Vehicle Weight (GVW) which was usually 2200kg or below for XU3, or 1950kg or below for XX7"
NO
1950 kg for XX7 van Oct 1975 onwards to Dec 1977 - van only;
1860 kg for XX7 ute """ """" - ute
Last edited by adam perth; 01-03-2010 at 06:25 AM.
"1976 6cyl Kingswood Ute 1860kg "
look at the recent one on EBAY - the $2000 shell
were post 9/1975 6 cyl sandman utes 1800 kg??????? - not sure - need more research., but have a look at its tags.
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\ALso include the HQ GVW, as they were in pounds 4850 lbs? from memory,GVW = Gross Vehicle Weight & GVM = Gross Vehicle Mass same same
GM-H changed to this around the same time they went to metric in the 70s.
Last edited by adam perth; 01-03-2010 at 07:12 AM.
"XU3 or XX7 stamped on the on ADR plate if vehicle is Brisbane built."
no, its on the BODY plate..
include GVM increases in the HZ series from 12/1977 onwards
1950kg to 2000 kg for XX7 van
1860 kg to 1950 Kg for XX7 utes
also the last sandman ute is 5/1979 build, and van would be october?? - 10 /1979
i posted these individually so they can be discussed individually.
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