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FE-FC Holden Discussion Forum > For Sale and Wanted > Cars For Sale (Moderators: RET, Glenn 'Stinky' Stankevicius) > current sales and market forces .
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« on: May 10, 2021, 07:50:36 AM »
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I suppose some of you follow vehicle auctions ,those who don't here is some interesting info cars auctioned on line on mother's day yesterday ...
There were NO FE or FC's in this sale at Bayswater ..A 1961 EK Special Sedan sold for $33,500 with 53 bids ..
Now the staggering bit , what is the true value of historic cars and where is the ceiling ?..
A 1971 HG Monaro GTS passed in at $167,000 after 111 bids ..
Pete Geoghean's 1967 Ford Mustang 3 times Australain Touring Car winner sold $645,000 ...
From the Bathurst Motor Museum ..1972 HQ Monaro 350 GTS passed in at $1,025,000 after 72 bids ...Motor vehicle and real estate auctions setting records in Australia , I thought worth a mention ..keep well Vern ..
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