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One For Mondie

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#11

No, no sarcasm on your post, more agreeing with you than anything....might be on the way the prices are going at the moment though.

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#12

mmm..............dont see any holdens going for any where near that. :fool:

#13

A hk genuine bathurst monaro went not that long ago for $265k

#14

I'll prob get lynched for this on this site but I just don't see the value in them at all. $600 odd thousand for that old brick.

As a performance car they are so outdated, most of our cars have more power and certainly better brakes and handling etc etc.

Don't get me wrong, I understand the history and think they are an OK car, even a good car but WTF is someone thinking paying that much for one!!!

#15

:spoton:

They are a hot car, but that is ridiculous!

#16

If I had $500k, there would be 50 cars I would own before a Phase3, but I doubt any would appreciate as fast.

Just wait until the next recession and you will be able to pick them up for a bargain.

#17

just get a gallardo instead

#18

I sold a xagt rpo83 for 9.5k :spoton:

#19

Just read on another forum that the only original production (not the race ones) GTHO Phase IV is up for sale - the price is from $2.2 million to $2.5 million best offer. :spoton:

#20
:spoton:

They are a hot car, but that is ridiculous!

I wouldn't pay that for a diamond or a painting but someone will. These cars are like land, there aint any more being built.

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