#1623
| Build Date: | 20 Dec, 1972 |
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| Original colours: | Tan/Sunfire metallic |
| Current colours: | Black/Sunfire metalic |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 4 speed |
| Current Drivetrain: | E38 265 / 4 speed |
| Options: | A95 B51 D20 |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Josie Perre, Adelaide, SA |
| Listed: | 12 May, 2006 |
Bought the car 14 years ago put in a genuine e38 motor now just waiting for resto.
#1624
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1973 |
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| Original colours: | Tan / Citron Gold |
| Current colours: | Original |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 4 spd |
| Current Drivetrain: | Original |
| Options: | A95, D20, X92 |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Darren, South Island, New Zealand |
| Email: | |
| Listed: | 19 Aug, 2006 |
Original matching numbers car. Unrestored, in good condition. May need touch up in 3-4 years. 83,000 original miles. Has race history.
#1626
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1972 |
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| Original colours: | Tan / Citreon Gold Metallic |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 4 spd |
| Options: | D20 X92 |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Last seen in NZ |
| Listed: | 15 Sep, 2003 |
"Purchased as a wreck 2 years ago, it had been almost totally stripped and was extremely rusty. Some remaining parts that were salvagable were removed and the rest was sent to the crushers."
#1628
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1971 |
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| Original colours: | Antique Ivory / Tan |
| Current colours: | Unknown |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 4 spd |
| Current Drivetrain: | Unknown |
| Options: | A95 D20 X92 |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Unknown |
| Listed: | 25 Dec, 2017 |
Late build car with lights in the rear guards, amber front and park lights in stone tray.
#1633
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1973 |
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| Original colours: | Tan / Hot Mustard |
| Current colours: | Tan / Hot Mustard |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 4 Spd |
| Current Drivetrain: | 265 / Auto |
| Options: | A95 D20 X92 |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Tony Dawson, NZ |
| Email: | |
| Listed: | 12 May, 2015 |
Needs a rebuild but is a complete drivable car, one of the late 1973 pacers built with factory orange indicators, side markers on rear guards and park lights in the front stone tray. Also has a black dash frame.
Rego 7NN-611
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1972 |
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| Current colours: | Tan / Hemi Orange |
| Options: | Unknown |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Unknown |
| Listed: | 31 Jan, 2003 |
"Seen at Whiteman park car park, Perth WA."
Rego BFD-625
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1972 |
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| Current colours: | Black / Hot Mustard |
| Options: | Unknown |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Unknown |
| Listed: | 31 Jan, 2003 |
Used to be Ray Ikens car. Since sold. Last seen in Victoria.
Rego BQY-209
| Build Date: | 1 Jan, 1972 |
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| Original colours: | Black / Vitamin C |
| Current colours: | Original |
| Original Drivetrain: | 265 / 3 spd |
| Current Drivetrain: | Original |
| Options: | Unknown |
| Authenticated: | No |
| Owner details: | Unknown, NSW |
| Email: | |
| Listed: | 3 Apr, 2005 |
Hi There, My Name is Damien Frost and the other day I was showing my friends parents my Mustard VG pacer, and mentioned I'm trying to get a hold of tthe best model pacer the VH to my surprise they went in side and got this picture out, it was taken about 1983-84 I think (theres a VK commodore in the background) it was bought brand new by the gentleman in the picture (my friends grand dad) in Newcastle in 71-72, it was the 1st one sold in Newcastle they mentioned. My friends parents then got it of him when he died they drove it for 2 yrs around 1989-91. Unfortunatley the car is no longer with us, they lent it to a friend who got T-boned at an intersection, it was written off. Don't know the body #.
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