History
The 1994 Jackaroo SE HSV, a stylish and elegant mid-size SUV, made its debut in July 1993. This particular model was a visual upgrade of the HSV Jackaroo Based of the Holden Jackaroo S (8DQ35), which itself had been adapted for the Australian market from the second generation Isuzu Trooper. During its production run, a total of 234 examples of the 1994 Jackaroo SE HSV were built.
The 1994 HSV SE (8DS35) represented the pinnacle of this SUV's line-up, and the "SE" moniker stood for "Style and Elegance." The option to adorn it with HSV badging was available to enhance its exclusivity. Under the hood, these vehicles were equipped with the same powerful 130 kW 3.2L SOHC V6 petrol engine found in the standard Holden model, ensuring a spirited performance on the road.
HSV decided to maintain the performance characteristics of the engine, giving customers a refined and powerful petrol engine without making any alterations.
In essence, the 1994 Jackaroo SE HSV was a luxurious and top-tier iteration of this SUV, providing a blend of style and performance that made it a standout choice in its class.
1994 HSV Jackaroo SE #62/234, fondly known as "Monty," has bid farewell to its days as a daily driver, embarking on a new chapter as a cherished relic of Australian motoring history. This transition signifies the recognition of Monty's unique importance and its role in preserving the legacy of Australian automotive heritage.
