It is the VY model, with the 3.8 litre V6 , and automatic gearbox.
It had about 255 thousand kilometres on it this morning when I put it in for a service.
The report was, he serviced it and changed the wiper blades.
it still looks good,
Getting old is ok!
I have a very old car. It is 20 years old. It is a Holden Commodore, 2002 year.
It is the VY model, with the 3.8 litre V6 , and automatic gearbox.
It had about 255 thousand kilometres on it this morning when I put it in for a service.
The report was, he serviced it and changed the wiper blades.
it still looks good,
It is the VY model, with the 3.8 litre V6 , and automatic gearbox.
It had about 255 thousand kilometres on it this morning when I put it in for a service.
The report was, he serviced it and changed the wiper blades.
it still looks good,
Greetings from the land down under. 
Blessed is he who expecteth nothing, for verily, he shall not be disappointed.
Blessed is he who expecteth nothing, for verily, he shall not be disappointed.
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George and Morgan
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my old car is 26 years old45,000 mls had 16,000 on it when i bought it still had same tyres from new took it for mot in December cost £50 for rubber boot
Looks like a very well looked after and loved car Muzza, unfortunately I can't say the same for my old trusty friend. It's a 2004 Vauxhaul vectra estate, it's done 145,000 Miles and sadly looks every bit its age. She burns a bit of oil and loses water, the windows don't open and its touch and go whether the central locking works or not but she is a works vehicle that has to carry just about every tool you can imagine and gets me from a to b with very little effort 
I just about have room for my 3 year old Grandsons car seat but you should see his little face when he realises he's got to get in it lol 
I just about have room for my 3 year old Grandsons car seat but you should see his little face when he realises he's got to get in it lol