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05-04-2008, 08:21 AM
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Silhouette Ghia Turbo
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 114
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Have a look at this,
http://www.news.com.au/couriermail/s...9-3102,00.html A HOLDEN Monaro has become the most expensive Australian car after selling for $920,000 – to a Queensland bloke wearing shorts and thongs. The HRT 427 was one of two built in 2002 to showcase Holden and HSV's engineering prowess. The other is in Holden's concept car collection and is not for sale. The previous record was $750,000 for a Ford Falcon 1971 GTHO Phase III, sold last June.
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Silhouette Ghia Turbo with Tint, I-pod adaptor,Heavy duty tow pack, Head light protectors, Fog light guards,Tinted Bonnet protector, L&R slimline weather sheilds,sun shades, F&R mudflaps, Smokers Pack, F&R Turbo Terri mats, 2nd row seat slide adjustment and I-Design running boards.Now with F6 CAI and de-bunged |
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$920,000 for 2nd-hand Holden
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