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$130000, Reserve not met...

Started by NSNPWR · 1 Dec 2007 · 31 replies

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NSNPWRArchived member
Mintness, but holy sh1t, thats a lot of farkin dough..... http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1980-Holden-V...QQcmdZViewItem (http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1980-Holden-VC-HDT-Brock-Commodore-V8-Manual-in-Black_W0QQitemZ220176489774QQihZ012QQcategoryZ102240QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem)
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GArchived member
Thats ugly IMO.
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golumArchived member
Come on guys This is a Awesome Car Aussie History There Will never Be Another !
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5spdvlArchived member
Pimpin red in black - looks fantastic. Seems to be a few of these high quality old cars being put up for sale lately.
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NSNPWRArchived member
It really is not ugly G...its tough. Red interior looks mint, pitty they didnt have Scheels back then...
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GArchived member
I just dont like it. I'd rather have a Walky..
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NSNPWRArchived member
then dont bid...Lol.
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GArchived member
lol, is it worth 130k though?
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VLT-025Archived member
Unbelievable..... I was looking for a VH group 3 or similar about 10 years ago. For $20K I found a MINT and rare high output model (235kw) with the full kit, guards etc. about 58000Kms, very original. "$20k for a VH... It's a bit much" I thought...
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SpikeArchived member
Neat car if I do say myself Keep it clean guys Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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SinisterArchived member
revolting interior... and for that sorta cash i dont think so.
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NSNPWRArchived member
Each to their own I guess....obviously people are prepared to pay big money for it...the black ones are especially rare.
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VLT-025Archived member
I don't know....I never liked the first 2 brock commodores. I've always liked the later ones better. I've never seen one anywhere near this clean though...and I like it. A lot
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UnmarkedArchived member
Niceeeeeeeeeeeee.......
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TheChadArchived member
that car is a stunner. man, i think it looks great too, like even by todays standards, looks realy tough.
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VizardArchived member
that thing is ****ing nice. ide rather have that then that $100,000 walkinshaw. although, neither of them are worth that much, could spend half of that 100k on any other car to make it just as good. only a collector would be stupid enough to buy these kinds of commodores.
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
I think a lot of people with these cars are testing the market and if someone is keen enough to pay massive dollars then they sell. I didn't think these early cars were worth that much Walky #149 just sold for $80k, it was unrestored with 150,000kms and it had mods. Just shows you that people are starting to pay big $$$ for average genuine cars I should have bought a VK bluey 5 years ago when they were $25k Some original photos have not been recovered yet.
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genkiArchived member
blah. i dno :/ but each to their own, just depends how much money u have.. ... and u'd be an idiot buying most of this old 'vintage/collectable' sh*t thinking theyre quick, coz they dont look that nice in all honesty, so yeah
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aus880Archived member
Beautiful example, Love it, always liked the HDT VC's in black i wish the pics showed it with the Imrschers you have to laugh at the guy asking if it's build # 110, esp when the number plate is HDT110 another mint VC HDT sold recently for well over $100K, owner didn't even have it advertised he was approached by someone offering to buy it because it was so good
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NZ EVLHSVArchived member
Quote: Originally Posted by genki blah. i dno :/ but each to their own, just depends how much money u have.. ... and u'd be an idiot buying most of this old 'vintage/collectable' sh*t thinking theyre quick, coz they dont look that nice in all honesty, so yeah Why did you buy a VL? There crap cars, they break down, they rust, they are old and don't handle very well For most people who buy these cars its about remembering when they first came out and how they were one of the toughest cars on the street
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