The Holden HT was introduced in May 1969 replacing the outgoing HK Series. Its successor was the HG which replaced the HT in July 1970. The HT was offered in three different trim levels, the Belmont, Kingswood and Premier. It was also offered in a variety of body shapes including four-door sedan and five-door station wagon as well as in a commercial option of two-door ute and panel van form. The panel van came as the Belmont.

This stunning example of a 1969 Holden Belmont HT Windowless Panel Van is in superb original condition accompanied by an enormous history file and full documentation including original handbooks. Originally sold by Fair Deal Car Sales of Parramatta to Mr W. Patmore. Patmore sold it to Frank McGoldrick who in turn sold it to James Van Buuren who together with his father restored the vehicle. This van was on display at the Holden Motor Museum from September 2010 until purchased by the current owner in March 2012. It has also been invited by Holden HQ to be part of an official display of HT vehicles.
It was the winner of the commercial class at the 2013 Ballarat All General Motors Day.
The car is accompanied by many spares, the owner's manual and various other ephemera confirming its history and provenance.