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VB Commodore television advertisements
Title : VB Commodore television advertisements VB Commodore television advertisements
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Creator : The Holden Collection
Source : BRG 213/F-367
Date of creation : 1978
Format : Videorecording
Contributor : State Library catalogue
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Copyright :

This footage is reproduced courtesy of GM Holden

Use for any purpose requires written permission from GM Holden and the State Library of South Australia.

Description :

The State Library holds the records, including business records, films and advertising material for General Motors-Holden's and its predecessors dating back to 1854.

These advertisements are from the 1978 launch of the VB Commodore.


The VB was the first Commodore produced by Holden. With a smaller, more European body, it was introduced to replace the Kingswood as Holden's flagship family car.

Manufactured for only a short time, between November 1978 and March 1980, the VB Commodore was the Wheels magazine car of the year for 1978, and one of Australia's most popular cars of 1979.
Subjects
Related names :

General Motors-Holden's Limited

Coverage year : 1978
Further reading :
Bebbington, Terry. 45 years of Holden, North Ryde, N.S.W. : Australian Pub. and Print Co., c1994

Darwin, Norm. 100 years of GM in Australia, Ballarat, Vic. : H@nd Publishing, 2001

Davis, Tony and Wright, John. Holden Commodore : 1978-1988 : including HSV and Statesman WB : covers series VB-VL, Blakehurst, N.S.W. : Marque Publishing Company, 1994

The Holden collection : a nostalgic look at the first 30 years of Holden cars in Australia, Melbourne, Vic. : A.C. Bushby, 1988?
Internet links :
Golden Holdens : VB Commodore (1978-1980). Fastlane website

Holden VB Commodore. Wikipedia page

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