Last week, I had never heard of the Isuzu Statesman Deville. Then, my fellow LeMons Supreme Court Justice suggested that I do a quick internet search for the name of this fine Detroito-Australo-Japanese luxury sedan… and my life changed forever. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1970s, Australia, Badge Engineering, GMH, Holden, Holden HQ, Holden Statesman, Isuzu, Isuzu Statesman Deville, Japan, JDM, Luxury
Tagged as 1970s, Australia, Badge Engineering, GMH, Holden, Holden HQ, Holden Statesman, Isuzu, Isuzu Statesman Deville, Japan, JDM, Luxury
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