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    It's a rockin' Robbo's Avatar
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    Possibly, the only model any of the local manufacturer's will be working on now, will be the usual "last model ever" collectable. All the speculator's will rush out and buy them hoping to profit, and never drive. Any Group A, 50th Anniversary GT Falcon, Cobra Falcon, any of the later model "special's", you never see on the road. Kind of sad, the owner's seem to think they are too precious to drive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Robbo View Post
    Kind of sad, the owner's seem to think they are too precious to drive.
    Exactly mate, why have them then?

    What's the old saying, " Now days, people know the price of everything and the value of Nothing "

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    Does this qualify as a Holden collectable ??


    http://users.chariot.net.au/~kday/St...%20Ashtray.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by davegmh View Post
    Does this qualify as a Holden collectable ??


    Indeed it does. But as things move away from Automotive this is lessened to a Holden collector and the value is more in the antique or object factor.
    I typically pass on things like this unless the price is so good I can't say no.

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    C64F7079-3693-421A-9551-376A4E76DA11_zps1joen8zi.jpg

    It's not a car but still a collectible these I bought in 1998. Holders 50th

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    Quote Originally Posted by HZSM50 View Post
    C64F7079-3693-421A-9551-376A4E76DA11_zps1joen8zi.jpg

    It's not a car but still a collectible these I bought in 1998. Holders 50th
    Pretty cool. Straight to the pool room.

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    Probably the VF Sandman as there will be no guesswork with, is she or is she not or could be might be. They will be a ridgy didge sandman with all the modern bells and whistles. (And no oil leaks)
    Hopefully not the last of the breed with still enough time for updated models.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wally View Post
    Probably the VF Sandman as there will be no guesswork with, is she or is she not or could be might be. They will be a ridgy didge sandman with all the modern bells and whistles. (And no oil leaks)
    Hopefully not the last of the breed with still enough time for updated models.
    Think davegmh would agree with you on that Walter.

    So what if its cashing in on history, so are Monaros, GTS and Ford gt's, all cashing in.

    I wish they would do a relaunch of an XU1, maybe out of a Cruize? lol

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    Got these from a member here. These are stamps the dealer used when customers come in for a quote. Not sure if they didnt have brochures, but they would use these with the old school ink pad on the paper work. Collectable? Not sure. Weird? For sure.




    Speaking of brochures.......some brochures are commanding rather large dollars. Particularly the old 70's Monaro and Sandman ones

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    They are newspaper printing blocks for advertising. Text would be added top and bottom for dealers and price etc.

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