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A 1951 Holden FX include the Director of Queenscliff Music Festival

The historical Australian car from Holden, after More Than a century of production, the.

While not a global household name, the outpouring of love in Australia for the brand wind play with who's nostalgic for summer trips in a clunky family-sized machine.

Holden lovers are using Social Media to share their memories of the vehicles.

It is a car, and gently drove generations of newborn babies home from the hospital.

And a Holden was More Than a couple of teenagers, the the thrill of The First Drive - with or without a license.

EJ model in the 1960s

The Company was also a major exporter in The World . Visitors to the Unusual Holden in Extraordinary places-can online-read forum, about sightings of models enthusiasts everywhere in The World .

Holden Panel Van was popular began with surfers

Holden as a saddle manufacturer in the South produce Australia, in the years 1856 to branch in 1908, Australia's first mass-produced car. It was bought by General Motors in 1931.

In the 1970s, The Company took advantage of the carefree surfer lifestyle with the Holden Sandman, a panel van, could be adapted to use memory boards, or even beds, so that surfers could NAP after a long session at The Beach .

"My first car was an awesome EJ Holden Panelvan," tweeted Lachlan Hogson, with

1975 Holden Sandman has been individually published with carpet, TV and other extras

In the 1970s, the family-friendly Commodore model, and The Company would be the most popular vehicle.

"football, pies, kangaroos and Holden cars," said the advertising jingle.

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"I have my wife and newborn first child adopted from the hospital in my Holden 5. 0L VK Calais. It is fair to say a large part of My Life was Holden. It is a sad day!"

"I was brought home from the hospital in a Holden Commodore. The car lasted for years before it was stolen,"

Holden was The First car enthusiasts in Melbourne ever drove, and crashed.

Leo Cadle and Four Friends , skipped school and went with a less-then-perfect engine, until you bumped into a mailbox, a small tree and a passer-by, shopping, he wrote on Twitter.

"thought Dad, my brother dinged the bonnet," he added.

Now, as falling sales and high costs have brought the Holden at the end of The Road , families mourn the loss of a tradition.

TV presenter Michael Usher on Twitter sepia photos of his "pride and joy" that he drove in Australia, after it was handed over to him by his uncle and aunt.

the Former Queensland cricketer Luke Feldmen recalled how he and his father are The First cars to Holden were.

they were also The First cars and wrote both of them. "Now, my son will never get the chance," he complained.

A Holden decay of an artist who leaves a vintage car in a forest in the neander valley, Germany

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Source of news: bbc.com