Looks nice in the listing.

Auction is tomorrow.

http://www.shannons.com.au/pages/auct ... t.jsp?id=U00JREB5FMB9YNTA

That one looks like it got bought, kept in a shed and never used. Hope it stays that original.

Wow very nice

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Who's willing to hazard a guess at what it goes for?

I'll start- $5000 in that condition.

That is dinkum, except for the hubcaps. I'll say 7,000 but only because Shannon's will atract a large well-heeled crowd.

That things is mint. Would love to own it.

I'd pay the 8g n restore it to GX spec.

EDIT: it seems to go alright in the rev range

I used to see one exactly like this one, same conditon but with woolen sheepskin seatcovers and steering wheel cover. The couple where about 2 centuries old in combined age and their hair as white as the duco. Their grandson must have inherited it. I would have chased (walked) him down and left a number but prefer 1Ks better.

Pulling a lot of Revs though...

Had a look at this today. Is sitting at outside the Exhibition centre at the Melb motor show.

Has had a recent respray, looks pretty straight but who knows under the paint. The glass hadn't been removed for the paint (at leaast not the rear) and missing the LH rear quarter badge.

Interior is a bit scruffy in some areas but still better than 90% of cars that age (just not as tidy as mine ).