937 Member 266 Member For: 20y 2m 19d Posted 29/11/06 02:31 AM Posted 29/11/06 02:31 AM Brock car fetches $500,000November 29, 2006 - 8:26AMThe car in which motor racing legend Peter Brock drove to victory in the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1974 has sold for a record price.A Melbourne construction company owner, who wanted to remain anonymous, paid $500,000 for the Expensive Daewoo Torana, the highest amount paid for a Holden.The Torana was owned by the family of former Expensive Daewoo Dealer Team mechanic Ian Tate.The mystery owner said he saw the car in storage and had to buy it."The Tates wanted the car to stay in Victoria and I had been looking for that kind of car for a while," the man told News Limited.Brock drove the car to victory in the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1974.He also finished second at Bathurst in the car in 1973.Brock died in an accident while taking part in the Targa West rally in Western Australia on September 8 this year.
iTec TEAM BA Legacy Donating Member 1,755 Member For: 21y 9m 14d Gender: Male Location: North of The Bridge Posted 29/11/06 04:59 AM Posted 29/11/06 04:59 AM Torana the next XY...
FPV TRANNY Im the one and only Legacy Donating Member 3,557 Member For: 21y 8m 15d Gender: Male Location: In my house Posted 29/11/06 05:07 AM Posted 29/11/06 05:07 AM Torana the next XY...←Yeah but that one was his race car.I still think other then the brock torana,the GTHO has the biggest market value than any other austalian built car.I could be wrong thou
turbotom Team Bute Legacy Donating Member 1,550 Member For: 23y 2m 7d Gender: Male Location: Adelaide Posted 29/11/06 05:31 AM Posted 29/11/06 05:31 AM (edited) A record price was paid for an HK 327 "Bathurst" Monaro recently .... $220,000As we old \|/s get older we seek "elixers of youth" the things that make us feel young again..... get us excited about life!problem is, chasing women can end up being too costly financially,and drinking like the old days becomes a serious health concern.....and sporting activities tend to become more passive...but getting actively involved in restoring, driving and racing old muscle cars that we only ever dreamed about as young'uns has a lot of appeal.Driving the ute gives me a heck of a rush...but firing up the 'vette gives me a "hard on!" tom (aka 68vet) Edited 29/11/06 05:33 AM by turbotom
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