Dec 3, 2017
Some artwork I did of an Australian HX series Holden Sandman panel van. If you would like your HK to HZ series Holden illustrated on a print, let me know.
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Some artwork I did of an Australian HX series Holden Sandman panel van. If you would like your HK to HZ series Holden illustrated on a print, let me know.
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This is an Australian HX series Holden Sandman panen van, often refered to as a Sin Bin or Shagging Wagon. They were popular with youngsters during the 1970s who turned them into mobile bedrooms. This is artwork I did for the owner of one such vehicle which has custom Premier headlights fitted. They were available with a six cylinder engine but were most commonly found with the Australian-made V8 engine in either 4.2 or 5.0 litre capacities. If you’d like your classic HK to HZ series Holden illustrated, please contact me!
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