CARS - EARLY SIXTIES
	Holden EH, DH & HR
	CARS | POSTWAR | LATE 50s | EARLY 60s | LATE 60s

General Motors Holden EH, HD & HR In 1963, a new shape and new 149 cubic inch and 179 cubic inch "red" engines made the Holden EH the fastest selling car in Australian history. The HD, released in 1965 had a restyled body and new automatic transmission. It's successor, the HR had the same shape but improved engine and brakes.   Holden FB, EK, EJ & EH items now available: Click on an item to view details and, if you wish, bid. Note: One AU$ is worth between US$0.65 and US$0.80. Click here for the current exchange rate See the The Late Sixties for HD and HR items

See also

• Ford Falcon

• Ford Cortina

• Chrysler Valiant
• British Motors
• The Mini
• Classic Coupes
   
• Cars of the Postwar Period
• Cars of the Late Fifties
• Cars of the Late Sixties & Early Seventies
   

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