The EH Holden was produced by General Motors-Holden in Australia from 1963 to 1965.<br>
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To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the introduction of the car, I have created this model for Assetto Corsa. It is the street version, and includes the Standard, Special and Premier models, plus a couple of taxis.<br>
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This model depicts the optional 179-cubic-inch (2,930 cc) engine with 115bhp supplied with the car.<br>
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The STANDARD models were basic, with no side badging, and were mostly fitted with rubber floor mats and single-tone paint.<br>
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The SPECIAL models came equipped with stainless moulding strips all round, “Special” badges and optional two-tone paint jobs.<br>
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The PREMIER was the top of the range model, with auto transmission, leather interior, bucket seats, “Premier” badges, fold-down centre armrest in the back seat, carpets, metallic paint, a centre console incorporating a heater/demister, a car radio, a handbrake warning light and chrome-plated wheel trims.<br>
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A seperate S4 SPECIAL was introduced in September 1963 for racing homologation purposes.<br>
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This Assetto Corsa model includes working windscreen wipers and dashboard warning lights. Variations in the included skins depict different mirrors, trim options and hubcaps.<br>
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A couple of taxis are also included, which depict period paint schemes, rooftop lights, taxi meters and passengers.<br>
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Also included is a Photoshop file for those who would like to create custom skins.
