Thread: Old holdens.....prices!

not just old ones.
my 2002 SS ute has gone from 8-10k to 14-16k
my 2013 maloo, from 45k to 90k+

So all Holden had to do to get the prices up on their cars was just to stop making them.

Posted a vid here recently about a Cooper S that was way more rust than car fetching UK 18,000 POUNDS! Over $32K in our money.

Interesting, Odd or Funny Pics II.

Have you seen the prices being asked for Series Land Rovers ?
I couldn't afford most of mine at today's prices.

I guess it's a sign of getting older as you remember what vehicles 'used' to cost.

I remember looking at a secondhand Vincent Rapide at Searings Motorcycles (Bishops Stortford, UK) for GBP375 ride away........


Colin

Its not only old Holdens getting good prices - relatively new ones do OK as well as evidenced by a recent auction where the supposed last Commodore sold for $750,000.

The '''last''' Holden Commodore manufactured in Australia sells for $750,000 at auction - ABC News

Future owners could have a problem as General Motors say the last Commodore is in a Museum and this car is not the last Commodore.

However this car does have the last Vin number so as a person who has a passing interest in collectable cars I would certainly go off the Vin but then the car in the Museum does have the GM providence in claiming to be the last.

I suspect that sometime in the future this will end up in a court case to determine which is the actual last.

Garry

it astonishes me of how much disposal income some of the youngsters they have to purchase some of those old cars and then some thot them up.

Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares

it astonishes me of how much disposal income some of the youngsters they have to purchase some of those old cars and then some thot them up.

A lot of them take out huge loans to do it - I know a couple of young lads that owe $50K on their cars and they have only been working for a couple of years although I’m sure they’re are plenty that have Daddy’s help and never want for anything.

Then there’s a different type - we have renters across the road - 4 young lads (nice boys, quiet - drug dealers - you know the type) who have some very nice cars, I like them - they come over and chat and vice versa. Keeps them in the good books and they all have some really nice iron they drive. . The constant queue of customers can be annoying at times but I have told them to tell their clients to keep the noise down at nights - which they do as they don’t want to bring unwanted attention to themselves (particularly with the 4 x 4K cameras I have put the front that can read the number plates no dramas) - they know this as they asked for the footage one day from the previous night when a car crashed into one of there’s out the front - one comment was ‘****, those cameras can see everything’ - I think that helps keep them on side.

Originally Posted by Homestar

A lot of them take out huge loans to do it - I know a couple of young lads that owe $50K on their cars and they have only been working for a couple of years although I’m sure they’re are plenty that have Daddy’s help and never want for anything.

Then there’s a different type - we have renters across the road - 4 young lads (nice boys, quiet - drug dealers - you know the type) who have some very nice cars, I like them - they come over and chat and vice versa. Keeps them in the good books and they all have some really nice iron they drive. . The constant queue of customers can be annoying at times but I have told them to tell their clients to keep the noise down at nights - which they do as they don’t want to bring unwanted attention to themselves (particularly with the 4 x 4K cameras I have put the front that can read the number plates no dramas) - they know this as they asked for the footage one day from the previous night when a car crashed into one of there’s out the front - one comment was ‘****, those cameras can see everything’ - I think that helps keep them on side.

My son didn't get a penny from me to build this , just my experience and help. Dosent have a big paying job but is wise with his coin.