VF Sandman wagon and ute

[Wally]

Spotted this one in Dalby today Dave. No build number though.

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[hx-sandman]

Spotted this one in Dalby today Dave. No build number though.

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Looks alright. Still think $50k+ is slightly north of outrageous.

[davegmh]

Outrageous or not I will keep spending money until someone works out how to take it with you. LOL

[Valencia]

Outrageous or not I will keep spending money until someone works out how to take it with you. LOL

Well if thats the case got a spare 50 k i could have

[Innuendo]

No build number though.

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It is a real shame that they are not numbered. It could be a reason for some not to make a purchase.
It will certainly effect their resale value to some point. When you do a limited run of something it is always smart to number them.

[Sandaro]

It is a real shame that they are not numbered. It could be a reason for some not to make a purchase.
It will certainly effect their resale value to some point. When you do a limited run of something it is always smart to number them.

I don't totally agree re: the physical numbering of cars and resale value. If it does stay a limited run then the market will know down the track that only x amount were done and with demand scarcity will uphold the value regardless. Just as we know that Holden only made 1600 HQ SS, or 600 odd LE Monaros. None of them were numbered. Or as you know Inners how many later series vans were done, they definitely command more than their ute counterparts on scarcity alone.

[Duc1991]

Spotted this one in Dalby today Dave. No build number though.

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That's the one I was talking about