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    There all keepers mate ! Time and attrition take care of the rest ! I used to dump hr hk hg by the dozen years ago when I was in the towing game now you kill to get them in 25 years time your kids grand kids will be saying you realy had all those old cars ? Well mayde not the vs lol!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HJRAY View Post
    There all keepers mate ! Time and attrition take care of the rest ! I used to dump hr hk hg by the dozen years ago when I was in the towing game now you kill to get them in 25 years time your kids grand kids will be saying you realy had all those old cars ? Well mayde not the vs lol!
    You'll hurt Bevans Feelings! lol

    Yeah your dead right, rarity coupled with desirability.

    In my personal opinion, and that's all it is, I believe the cars I love which are the HK to HZ are cars that I grew up with and used to drool over, then owned, then sold because I was becoming a grown up and now I want to get back there again, kind of recapturing something.

    My old man gets moist eyes from 50's Chevs and Fords, so I am guessing the same will happen for the next generation of vehicles.

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    Ok so it is doesnt mean the other hsv will go up in value
    imho only the blue meanie vk group three and the walkys will only hold there value as
    the rest i think not
    time will tell james

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    I think the future for collecting cars will change as we will no longer have aussie built cars so the higher end of performance cars will become very collectable . Are we saying to the extent hk gts monaros or xy gt ho? No not that price range but a 2002 5.7 monaro that you can buy nowfor 15/ 20 k will be worth keeping Iin my opinion as for vs poverty pack utes ? There couldbe a novelty value I guess !!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by HJRAY View Post
    I think the future for collecting cars will change as we will no longer have aussie built cars so the higher end of performance cars will become very collectable . Are we saying to the extent hk gts monaros or xy gt ho? No not that price range but a 2002 5.7 monaro that you can buy nowfor 15/ 20 k will be worth keeping Iin my opinion as for vs poverty pack utes ? There couldbe a novelty value I guess !!!!
    What about my povo pack VK?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flamenco_not_Flamingo View Post
    What about my povo pack VK?
    $1.50 flamenco

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    This is one tough room!

    I know I was being tongue in cheek but what I was alluding to was the that as far as I am concerned a povo pack HJ panno, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1976-HJ-H...item338ba632e2 , is considered to be a fair price, albeit in terrific condition, what's the difference in that to any povo pack vehicle in nearly 30years time?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Flamenco_not_Flamingo View Post
    This is one tough room!

    I know I was being tongue in cheek but what I was alluding to was the that as far as I am concerned a povo pack HJ panno, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1976-HJ-H...item338ba632e2 , is considered to be a fair price, albeit in terrific condition, what's the difference in that to any povo pack vehicle in nearly 30years time?
    Gee wonder why its still for sale that hj panelvan 10 k to much

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flamenco_not_Flamingo View Post
    This is one tough room!

    I know I was being tongue in cheek but what I was alluding to was the that as far as I am concerned a povo pack HJ panno, http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/1976-HJ-H...item338ba632e2 , is considered to be a fair price, albeit in terrific condition, what's the difference in that to any povo pack vehicle in nearly 30years time?
    It's not $15K in my world. But it's probably over $7000. This Sandman is asking $17K http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HOLDEN-HZ...-/121289327424

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    Interesting thread. I reckon the value of stuff is hard to compare over time because inflation happens too.

    However, there are some real money spinners, and not always predictable. For instance; consider a reasonably rust free Torana shell (of any type - even Sunbird) and its value today compared to just 10 years ago. Sunbird!.... I didnt see that coming!!

    Should have of course, if its the hatchback you can go to homebuilt A9X territory.

    Sure, I realise thats becuase you can turn it into a performance car with fairly available bits (not as available as once), But I reckon VK could be the same! It's so close to the same car as Torana, but lighter, and pretty much everything just bolts on in factory drilled holes.

    So I'm thinking that a bog standard VB-K shell without too much rust could be worth a heap more than you'd think in just 10 years, it just needs a 308, drivetrain and brakes, and you're racing, classic look on VK too - it will only become more so...maybe.... one day.

    But I did wonder today at the lights looking at a schmick but standard brand new deep green VF wagon with nice factory alloys, what it would be worth if its simply garaged till 2019?

    I dunno of course, but my muse was that in 20 years, any Australian built Holden could be worth pretty decent money. And well desired.

    So hang on to that VK Flamingo! Its a bit like coal - give it 3 or 4 million years and it might just turn to diamond!
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