Car Holden FC 1958 -60 Utility and Wagon

Car Holden FC 1958 -60 Utility
Holden FC 1958 -60 Utility
Photo by Blow the Truth Gold Coast Car Show

The Holden FC series is an automobile produced by Holden in Australia from 1958 to 1960. Introduced on 6 May 1958, the FC is a facelifted and improved version of the Holden FE series, which it replaced. Although it is exclusively an Australian design, the styling is reminiscent of a scaled-down North American 1955 Chevrolet.


Engine: All FC models were powered by a 132-cubic-inch (2.2 L) six-cylinder engine producing 72 bhp (54 kW). This engine was carried over from the FE series, and although the camshaft was altered, the compression ratio was increased and torque was improved.

Car Holden FC 1958 -60 Station Sedan
Holden FC 1958 -60 Station Sedan

The FC range consisted of four-door sedans in three trim levels, five-door station wagons, marketed as "Station Sedans" in two trim levels, a two-door coupe utility and a three-door panel van. The seven models were:

Manufacturer

Holden (General Motors)

Also called

Holden Standard

Holden Business Sedan

Holden Special

Holden Utility

Holden Panel Van

Production

May 1958 – January 1960

Body and chassis

Class

Mid-size

Body style

4-door sedan

5-door station wagon

2-door coupé utility

2-door panel van

Layout

FR layout

Powertrain

Engine

2.2L GMH '132' 

Transmission

3-speed manual

Attribution Wikipedia
Location: Coolangatta QLD 4225, Australia

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