1953 FJ Holden
1953 Holden FJ
A much-celebrated Australian icon, the FJ ensured Holden’s place as the country’s most popular car. It was distinguished by a bold new grille, new hubcaps and a torpedo-style tail-light. Engine, power output and gearing remained unchanged. There were now three model levels: Standard, Business and the Special sedan – and a panel van joined the utility. Virtues included energetic performance, rugged dependability, low maintenance, unbeatable value.
1953 FJ Holden
Holden FJ
1953 – 1956
Engine: 6 cyl.
Capacity: 2160 cc
Power: 45 kW
Transmission:3 spd. man
Interesting to see FJ dashboard photo, is a styling exercise shot, a real pity it didn’t go into production, even back then the beancounters in Detroit, were making sure we received, a very basic product with minimal retooling required, between model updates, dont get me wrong I own a 1953/215 and love the early Holdenss
Hi, looking for 1953 fj beige colour ute owner we met it wollongong in may .. trying to find out the appolstorers details to get my cars interior done thanks
Hi,
I was just wondering if anyone had a copy of a FJ Holden Panelvan specs picture. The one from factory that is printed in black and white withe the profile lines and measurements through the car. Heights, lengths etc. would be great to get a copy.
Thanks Mark
Today i saw a fj station wagon never seen on before
yeah I believe only 2 proto types were kept I think 1 was in Sydney
really like the dashboard that wraps around were the radio is located does anyone what its off