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[HK1837]

Thought it was a VR-VS at first. Exactly the same body shape, but badged as an Opel Calais. Engine badge shows 2.6L Dual RAM whatever that is. Front was hard to get a picture but is same as VR-VS. Mick? Does this mean GMH built VR-VS as export Opels or are VR-VS just an Opel built in Aus?
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I just found out what it was. Taken from Wikipedia:

The VS Commodore was the last of which to be sold as Toyota Lexcens, as Holden and Toyota ended their model-sharing scheme.[90] The last Lexcens were built during 1997.[91] This model was also sold as the VS Commodore Royale in New Zealand. Similar in specification to the Calais also sold in New Zealand, the Royale featured a standard VS Commodore body with the front end from the VS Caprice and an Opel 2.6 litre 54-Degree inline six-cylinder engine. The Royale was also sold between 1995 and 1997 in small numbers to Malaysia and Singapore as the Opel Calais.

[HQGTSbrad]

two Geminis that i seen today at the same place.

[Gaddy]

anyone else think that those Gemini coupes look a little tuff and sexy!

[hxbunny]

anyone else think that those Gemini coupes look a little tuff and sexy!

Maybe compared to a Morris Minor :Tophat:

[hj308]

Use to have my driving lessons and got my licence in one of those four door geminis, were bad cars the early ones up until the RB which I had one of.

[HQGTSbrad]

this is the first Gemini that i have seen in 4 years, first one i ever saw was a Gemini panelvan painted in Hothouse Green

[agr071]

My Mrs had a TE sedan and a RB
I had a TE pano (Gypsy), TE wagon and a TG ZZ/Z
Miss the little Gemi's but they are to small for me to drive.

[HQGTSbrad]

lol there like a go kart

[agr071]

lol there like a go kart

Especially going along Ulan road, at 8pm in winter with 2 adults and 3 kids with a boot full of stuff and 13" wheels. (ZZ/Z)

[HQGTSbrad]

that would be funny to see