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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 10:52 pm 
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I couldnt agree more that a car like that is made to have a lot of fun in, like i said ive had my fair share, got a 90 300zx in the garage in need of some TLC as my witness :p but i wouldnt expect anyone to pay much for a car thats been flogged... if the car is in good enough condition for the price then it will sell naturally... i was just pointing a few thoughts of mine out (not trying to step on toes or be a know it all which from re-reading my posts it looks like!!)

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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:13 pm 
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The trouble with a lot of people like this is they don't know the difference between driving a car hard and mechanical abuse.. I used to know a guy who used to constantly do stuff like drive his entire trip not higher then second gear (keeping the engine in its powerband apparently, embarrasing being in the car too - Silvia with a f@rt). The car constantly would see the redline when stone cold and I would never touch a car like that.

 

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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:16 pm 
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LOL thats my ex gf's brothers car. He was trying to sell it for ages, I recognise its plates. Didnt go to badly

 

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Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2008 11:25 pm 
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Such a nice car, sad to see it being treated like Sh**t,
by the way I had to laugh at this, that the seller put on it

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Approx $30.000 + invested on this car!

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 1:59 pm 
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kezz yeh.. i think i seen it around penrith on thurday nights..

has a sort of glitter in the paint i think>?

and has over 300,000kms on the chassis but only 30k or soemthing on the engine..

i was talking to the guy (must have been before this idiot bought it)

and he wanted 10k+ i think

ran in the 14's i believe..
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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 2:52 pm 
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Damn it s**t me when people say they have "invested" money in their car.

"Investing" in an E series falcon is a pretty piss poor investment indeed.
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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:13 pm 
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Damn it s**t me when people say they have "invested" money in their car.

"Investing" in an E series falcon is a pretty piss poor investment indeed.
A AU TS50 is a better choice. its a rare piece of machinery. worthwhile the investment then a s**t... sorry, I mean boxcar. for some reason I keep mixing up boxcar with s**t............

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 3:14 pm 
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infusion69 wrote:
kezz yeh.. i think i seen it around penrith on thurday nights..

has a sort of glitter in the paint i think>?

and has over 300,000kms on the chassis but only 30k or soemthing on the engine..

i was talking to the guy (must have been before this idiot bought it)

and he wanted 10k+ i think

ran in the 14's i believe..


Yeh the chassis was pretty old, used to be a company car before that... Like someone said its been in the shop a few times.
Was a nice car, got me into Fords lol
Dont get me wrong it still is a nice car but I personally wouldnt touch it with a barge pole, especially since this bloke from Cowra has had it.

 

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Posted: Thu Mar 06, 2008 4:47 pm 
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Slick wrote:
TwistedEL wrote:
Damn it s**t me when people say they have "invested" money in their car.

"Investing" in an E series falcon is a pretty piss poor investment indeed.
A AU TS50 is a better choice. its a rare piece of machinery. worthwhile the investment then a s**t... sorry, I mean boxcar. for some reason I keep mixing up boxcar with s**t............


Only if it's a T3. Series 1 and 2 are declining in value.

EL GT would give a return. Not sure about EB GT. Doesn't seem that an FBT will.
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 3:27 pm 
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cars that give returns are as rare as hens teeth and by the time you can be sure it will be one to apreciate in value they are worth a mint :) even ts50's will depreciate, albiet at a very miniscule rate.

saw a t3 ts50 for sale here in vic, 85000ks on it, manual, black, new rims and 3 inch exhaust (no headers) for $30k.

I weep every night at the fact I cant generate the income to give this amazing peice of machinery a good home. Its got my name all over it but without job no can buy ><

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 4:13 pm 
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More Grunt wrote:
cars that give returns are as rare as hens teeth and by the time you can be sure it will be one to apreciate in value they are worth a mint :) even ts50's will depreciate, albiet at a very miniscule rate.

saw a t3 ts50 for sale here in vic, 85000ks on it, manual, black, new rims and 3 inch exhaust (no headers) for $30k.

I weep every night at the fact I cant generate the income to give this amazing peice of machinery a good home. Its got my name all over it but without job no can buy ><
Heres another one which clocked 175K's for $8000. reachable mate. no one is going to ask if you swap the cluster over with something with less K's. :wink: LOL LOL

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/AU-FAIRMONT-TS50 ... dZViewItem







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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 4:35 pm 
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I have an original XC Sundowner. In the words of the girl in reception of Ford headquaters "That's as rair as rocking horse sh!t!)

That is a car that increases in value.. there were only 350 or so of them ever made. (XC sundower was kind of a trial run to prepare for the XD version).

values only go up on those things..

would prefer a GTHO though to be honest.
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:39 pm 
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Slick wrote:
More Grunt wrote:
cars that give returns are as rare as hens teeth and by the time you can be sure it will be one to apreciate in value they are worth a mint :) even ts50's will depreciate, albiet at a very miniscule rate.

saw a t3 ts50 for sale here in vic, 85000ks on it, manual, black, new rims and 3 inch exhaust (no headers) for $30k.

I weep every night at the fact I cant generate the income to give this amazing peice of machinery a good home. Its got my name all over it but without job no can buy ><
Heres another one which clocked 175K's for $8000. reachable mate. no one is going to ask if you swap the cluster over with something with less K's. :wink: LOL LOL

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/AU-FAIRMONT-TS50 ... dZViewItem







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How dare he put TS50 in the title?
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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:54 pm 
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frankieh wrote:
I have an original XC Sundowner. In the words of the girl in reception of Ford headquaters "That's as rair as rocking horse sh!t!)

That is a car that increases in value.. there were only 350 or so of them ever made. (XC sundower was kind of a trial run to prepare for the XD version).

values only go up on those things..

would prefer a GTHO though to be honest.


Granted it has gone up in value, but what was it worth 10 years ago??? Sweet FA!!

All the baby boompers are retiring with a wad of cash, they're pushing up the prices...

Example, that phase III that went for High $600's... it wasn't a pedigree race car, had 5 years missing on service history and had 2-3 parts that were fake (parts weren't that spesh, but still!) ... 4 months earlier a phase III with racing pedigree went for $450,000 immac and all parts and history...

But all this in the last 10 years...

My point... 1970's vehicles are worth a packet because they were ICON vehicles, and even then it took 30 years for prices to go upwards!

be verrrrrrrry patient, otherwise invest your money...

 

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Posted: Fri Mar 07, 2008 7:56 pm 
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TwistedEL wrote:
Slick wrote:
More Grunt wrote:
cars that give returns are as rare as hens teeth and by the time you can be sure it will be one to apreciate in value they are worth a mint :) even ts50's will depreciate, albiet at a very miniscule rate.

saw a t3 ts50 for sale here in vic, 85000ks on it, manual, black, new rims and 3 inch exhaust (no headers) for $30k.

I weep every night at the fact I cant generate the income to give this amazing peice of machinery a good home. Its got my name all over it but without job no can buy ><
Heres another one which clocked 175K's for $8000. reachable mate. no one is going to ask if you swap the cluster over with something with less K's. :wink: LOL LOL

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/AU-FAIRMONT-TS50 ... dZViewItem







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How dare he put TS50 in the title?
Send an email and request a picture of the built number. :lol:

Wow, An AU with TS body kit! lol

 

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