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Have emailed a zip file with captures from another Australian movie "Garage Days"
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0280696/
Movie is about a Sydney garage band struggling to get noticed.
The main car is a very rare Australian 1968 Chrysler Valiant VIP Safari [VE] wagon. The VIP was the top of the Valiant range and came standard with Chrysler's 273ci V8, front disc brakes, bucket seats, plush trim and other extras. The VIP Safari (wagons were called Safari's) also got electric window in the tailgate, and chrome roof rack with rear dust deflectors. VIP wagons were only produced for the [VE] series of Valiants and were not sold in great numbers, probably only in the hundreds. Also the [VE] series of Valiants were the only ones produced where the VIP version used a standard Valiant wheelbase. Later [VF] and [VG] series VIP's were built on a 4 inch longer wheelbase to give rear seat passengers more legroom. Also [VE] series VIP's were the only ones called Chrysler Valiant VIP. Later ones were called simply Chrysler VIP to distinguish them further from standard Valiants.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0280696/
Movie is about a Sydney garage band struggling to get noticed.
The main car is a very rare Australian 1968 Chrysler Valiant VIP Safari [VE] wagon. The VIP was the top of the Valiant range and came standard with Chrysler's 273ci V8, front disc brakes, bucket seats, plush trim and other extras. The VIP Safari (wagons were called Safari's) also got electric window in the tailgate, and chrome roof rack with rear dust deflectors. VIP wagons were only produced for the [VE] series of Valiants and were not sold in great numbers, probably only in the hundreds. Also the [VE] series of Valiants were the only ones produced where the VIP version used a standard Valiant wheelbase. Later [VF] and [VG] series VIP's were built on a 4 inch longer wheelbase to give rear seat passengers more legroom. Also [VE] series VIP's were the only ones called Chrysler Valiant VIP. Later ones were called simply Chrysler VIP to distinguish them further from standard Valiants.