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Geeeeeeeeeez Dave looks good for a toilet, I thought you pissed on those though.

That would get some good dollars now!!! Very nice. ...

Thats not my point of veiw, but other members of my immediate family.
Yeh, if it was in the condition now as when I sold it, it would pull quite a few dollars.
And yes, VERY NICE

Dave.

Any lowered black 1950 &*#@ single spinner - looks Cool... I'd have one tomorrow if I came across a good low rust one!

years ago my ex and I owned a XA superbird 302, went like the breeze .Had white interior, the exterior was light green and olive green on the bonnet etc.. havent any pics but you could prob google it .... but sold it for a Holden HR x2 Premier

EK Dreamer wrote:years ago my ex and I owned a XA superbird 302, went like the breeze .Had white interior, the exterior was light green and olive green on the bonnet etc.. havent any pics but you could prob google it .... but sold it for a Holden HR x2 Premier

You'd be kicking yourself if you knew what those Falcon coupes are worth now

oooo yeh i know!!!! old fords are worth the same as the ol holdens these days!

I think a little bit more than old Holdens, Bev

I've seen coupe's like the one you describe being sold for 50 grand +

whoa!!!!! your right

http://www.fordmusclecars.com.au/viewIt ... temID=7019

and this one is for sale on ebay... same as what i had...

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/&*#@-XA-Superbir ... 2c5a197b76

I remember seeing this particular car in the 80's at Lahood Motors on Parramatta Road going for 11 grand. At the time it was a lot of money, and Lahood wasn't the most trustworthy dealer. He was advertising it as a genuine Phase 4 GTHO.

Well guess what, it re surfaced again some months ago. It actually is the only Phase 4 GTHO that was actually built.

There are 3 red ones floating around, but these were GT's which were turned into Phase 4's.


11 farking grand...... . Rumour has it the current owner knocked back 2.5 million.

Cal wrote:11 farking grand...... . Rumour has it the current owner knocked back 2.5 million.

What a nob

This was my grand dads neighbour who got the accelerator and brake mixed up, at 17 years of age bought it for $100.00 fixed it myself and sold it to a car yard for $1,500.00Bugga file too big

I can't afford an early Holden at the moment, so in the mean time I bought a 1969 Mazda 1500 sedan! There, I admit it. I'm the 3rd owner, originally bought from Water's Garage at Roseville NSW. No pictures yet but it's Lark Beige/Black interior, auto. Very original except for the tape deck, which btw has come in handy as I get to dust off all my cassettes I bought in the late 80's/early 90's - very exciting.

alright i'll admit it i drove a datsun 120y not quit a &*#@ but just as bad for about 5 or 6 years but dont worry it wasnt a standard one it had a 2lt efi twin cam turbo fj20 engine in it used to run 11.5 sec at the drags and was so much fun on the street wolf in sheeps clothing its still sitting at a mates workshop but has not been driven for about ten years just got over it may resurect it one day for one of the kids

My daily driver