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FX holden racing at Hillclimbs - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U25pyGkTXns
48-215 (FX) Holden at recent hill climb round
1953 Holden 48-215 race car - TradeUniqueCars.com.au
https://www.tradeuniquecars.com.au/feature-cars/2005/1953-holden-48-215-fx-race-car
FX and FJ historian, Don Loffler from Adelaide knows only of one other 48-215-257 still going. The Business Sedans were a limited run of approximately 650 built in June/September 1953." With a bit of tuning the …
Peter Brock's FX Holden race car sells for $320,000 ...
https://performancedrive.com.au/peter-brocks-fx-holden-race-car-sells-for-320000-1821/
Holden Performance News Peter Brock’s FX Holden race car sells for $320,000 Josh Bennis July 18, 2011 Peter Brock’s last ever Holden race car, his FX Holden, has just been sold by Shannons at the Australian International Motor Show for $320,000.
Flashback: Holden FX - Tassie Historic Racers #4
https://www.tradeuniquecars.com.au/john-bowe-reviews/2008/holden-48-215-fx-tassie-historic-racers-4
From Unique Cars #307, Jan/Feb 2010 Holden FX racer Forty three seems to be a magic Tassie number because that’s also how long Trevor Grace has owned his tough but tattered old FX Holden. Grace would probably describe himself as a battler racer and has always had to feed his family before feeding his need for speed.
PETER BROCK'S FX HOLDEN
https://www.whichcar.com.au/features/gallery-peter-brocks-fx-holden
But the mighty FX is Brock and Munday’s secret weapon. Mainly because it only weighs around 900kg while the Tate-built triple SU grey motor makes a healthy 188hp (140kW) at a noisy 6500rpm, Brock reckons the Humpy will be really competitive. “I loved FJs but not as much as the 48-series Holden; it was just something else,” Brock says.
My 1953 FX Holden - Car News | CarsGuide
https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news/my-1953-fx-holden-27129
A red 1953 FX Holden, that actually competed in the first ATCC race in 1960, has been uncovered. It is largely untouched after having been in storage behind a bakery and then in a garage since 1963. It is believed to be the only car from the original field to have survived in its original condition.
Back in black: Gary Benham's Holden FX ute — The Motorhood
https://themotorhood.com/themotorhood/2017/5/5/back-in-black-gary-benhams-holden-fx-ute
1951 Holden FX ute Owner: Gary Benham Age: 49 Occupation: Mechanical technician Previously owned cars: Plenty Dream car: Top fueler, of course Why the FX? I wanted a race car, and Shaun Lemon had this on Trade Me, so we struck a deal that worked for both of us Build time: Five years Length of ownership: Seven years
Ex race car - fxfjholden.com
https://www.fxfjholden.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=3044
App J type rules did continue on in some states with Holden only pre EH races with a few concessions thru to 1968. (5.5" x 15" permitted in 65/66, 6 x13" were allowed in 1967). Interest waned as new cars became more competitive and all sorts of things happened to them to make them faster
Early Holden Racing....pre EH - The Roaring Season
http://www.theroaringseason.com/showthread.php?112-Early-Holden-Racing-pre-EH
This car competed and finnished in the Surfers Paradise 6 hour race in late 60's. It was taken to NZ as a road car in 70's and sold over there to get airfare home. In the past month it has been purchased from NZ by someone in NSW and is being returned to Oz. The original driver pictured just missed out on doing a deal to get car back from NZ.
Holden - Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holden
Holden, formerly known as General Motors-Holden, was an Australian automobile marque owned by General Motors and as well a former automobile manufacturer, which manufactured cars in Australia before switching to importing cars under the …
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