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Holden Sandman Ute concept

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The Holden Sandman Ute concept was a show vehicle unveiled by Holden at the 2000 Sydney Motor Show. It was based on the Holden Ute of the VU series, and its interior and exterior were designed by Mambo Graphics. The concept revived the Sandman name, which Holden first used from 1974 to 1980 on a sports coupe utility and panel van built on the HQ, HJ, HX and HZ series, and which borrowed styling and trim from the Monaro GTS. The Sandman nameplate later returned in 2015 on a limited edition of the Commodore VF SportWagon and Ute. The available source describes the concept only briefly, so details of its engine, running gear and production status are not stated here.

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2000 1
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One-off concept 1
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At the 2000 Sydney Motor Show Holden unveiled a Sandman Ute concept based on the Holden Ute (VU).

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At the 2000 Sydney Motor Show Holden unveiled a Sandman Ute concept based on the Holden Ute (VU).
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Sandman concept
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At the 2000 Sydney Motor Show Holden unveiled a Sandman Ute concept based on the Holden Ute (VU).
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