2021 Market Review - Holden Monaro HK-HG V8
An HT GTS350 with no race history at all still sufficiently inspired its vendor to justify a price of $380,000; and hopefully plenty of sniffs.
We didn’t see any HTs go under the auctioneer’s mallet during 2021 but a couple of tidy GTS327 HKs did and made $300,000. If you were in the market for a genuine early GTS at somewhat less money, there was also an HG GTS350 at $160K.
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The offerings that should be making buyers wary though are mocked-up six-cylinder shells full of reproduction parts and (possibly) body filler.
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In 10 years time these cars will be coming apart in lots of expensive places and be very hard to resell in a market that is going to become very choosy when deciding which muscle machines are to survive the carbon neutral cull.
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HK GTS V8 $197,500 [4]
HT-HG GTS V8 $158,080 [7]
HK-HG GTS V8 (Non-Orig) $130,780 [8]
HK GTS327 $300,000 [3]
HT GTS350 $340,000 [2]
HG GTS350 $161,000 [1]
[*] = number of recorded sales
(Note: concours & special cars may demand more.)
Numbers from our 2021 Muscle Car & US Car Value Guide.
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From Unique Cars #460, Dec 2021