Holden in 1974 introduced the Sandman, a version of the utility or panel van designed to incorporate many of the features of the Monaro, such as sports instrumentation and rally road wheels. Released in 1974, the HJ series received some major frontal appearance styling changes. Between 1974 and 1978 the one tonne cab chassis utility was sold as the Chevrolet El Toro. The 1974 Kingswood was the HJ, with a heavily restyled front end, built in Australia and exported for assembly kits abroad.
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