Looks like a nice car . Back in the 70s these cars were considered the best 4 door salons in the world. A similar Holden of that era for sale these days would probably be in the $30k range.
My 78 450 sel 6.9 sold for around $70k new when a Holden Statesman was around $17k. I just don't get why people want to pay silly prices for inferior cars.
By the way I have owned many Holdens over the years and still have a couple in the shed. Regards Mark.
It’s value for money weekend.
What better way to enjoy a rainy weekend, and not going to do battle at shopping centres with panic buyers than browsing cars on line with a nice coffee
Plus, I’m highlighting convertibles.
This looks like a lovely well maintained car.
Certainly a whole lot of nice Saab quality & value for money.
I think you would own it for $2k cash.
A fair bit more exotic, but the price still represents great value for money.
Plus
Who wouldn’t want that glorious Ferrari V8 sound in your ears with the roof Down?
Now that for me is where the value lies in this one.
Australian delivery, under 20k on the clock, serviced and long rego.
Now for super exotic.
Low k, and check out that tool roll!!!!
No, it isn’t cheap, but compared to other 360’s this is great value.
With the current economic climate, some cheap cars are sure to be had if one has some spare cash.
When things get better, these will increase in value.
Not much to do, for this to happen, but just wait it out, drive a glorious convertible and enjoy