Burns & Co Phil Munday collection results
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Curated selection of prolific Phil Munday collection crosses the block
This weekend saw the cornerstone sale for Roaring Lion fans, as Burns & Co took to sale a number of incredible cars on behalf of prolific car collector, Phil Munday.
From V8 Supercars to Kombis, and plenty of blue-chip Holdens in between, a number of spectacular cars found loving new homes, and some did not.
One of the standout lots we took immense interest in was a 1988 HSV SVCC VL, one of four VLs built in F20 SV specification, and one of only two "CC" or ‘company cars’. It’s the only manual turbo SV CC built, and was the former car of John Harvey. With 146,000kms on the odo, the car was sold for an ultimate selling price of $30,500. We reckon that’s bargain for a unique example.
Lots 6a and 6b both sold for $26,000 a piece, the first being an L34-spec WB Caprice with a 5.0lt V8 and automatic transmission; and the latter being a tidy VH Commodore SL/E also an automatic with a 5.0lt V8.
Lot 12, a 1971 LC Torana GTR passed in, as did lot 12a, a 2006 CV8Z Monaro with just 395kms.
One of the bargains of the sale was lot 17, a 1962 Fiat 500 Bambino which sold for just $10,500.
A matching set of final-run VF Commodores, a Holden Director, Commodore Motorsport edition and a Magnum Ute all failed to sell, eventually passing in. All were white and boasted delivery kilometres – all were build #23 of their respective limited runs.
Lot 30, number 157 HDT VC Brock Commodore sold for $79,000, and featured white-over-red colours, manual transmission and just 78,121kms on the odo. It was the second most expensive vehicle sold, behind lot 4 – a full rebuilt 1934 Ford Fordor Sedan and Lot 28, a 1965 FJ Panel Van.
Read on for a full list of vehicle results:
Lot 1 – 1965 Motom 39 Scooter Italiana – Sold: $5,000
Lot 1a – Honda ST50 Motor Bike – Sold: $1,600
Lot 2 – 1953 Piaggio Vespa 125 – Sold: $7,000
Lot 3 – 1974 Piaggio Ape MP 600 – Sold: $12,500
Lot 4 – 1934 Ford Fordor Sedan – Sold: $80,000
Lot 5 – 1976 Holden HJ Premier Sedan – Sold: $24,000
Lot 6 – 1988 HSV SVCC Sedan – Sold: $30,500
Lot 6a – 1984 Holden WB Caprice – Sold: $26,000
Lot 6b – 1982 Holden VH Commodore SL/E Sedan – Sold: $26,000
Lot 7 – 1962 Ford F100 Custom – PASSED IN
Lot 8 – 1989 Ford Capri – PASSED IN
Lot 8a – EH Holden Premier Station Wagon – Sold: $35,000
Lot 8b – Holden EH Station Wagon – Sold: $30,000
Lot 8d – Mini Moke Fire Truck + Trailer – Sold: $9,200
Lot 9 – 1972 Ford Falcon Utility – Sold: $47,500
Lot 9a – 1967 Holden HR Premier – Sold: $30,000
Lot 10 – 1971 Holden HG Brougham Sedan – Sold: $34,000
Lot 11 – 1975 Holden HD Panel Van – Sold: $30,000
Lot 11a – 1963 Holden EJ Premier Sedan – PASSED IN
Lot 11b- 1965 Holden HD Premier Sedan – PASSED IN
Lot 12 – 18971 Holden torana LC GTR – PASSED IN
Lot 12a – 2006 Holden Monaro CV8Z – PASSED IN
Lot 13 – 1969 Holden Monaro GTS 307 – PASSED IN
Lot 16 – 1913 Hotchkiss Fire Truck – Sold: $26,000
Lot 17 – 1962 Fiat 500 Bambino – Sold: $10,500
Lot 18 – 1965 Ford Mustang Convertible – Sold: $37,000
Lot 19 – 1962 Corvette Stingray Convertible – Sold: $71,000
Lot 20 – 1954 Volkswagen Kombi (Un-restored) – Sold: $72,500
Lot 21 – 1958 Volkswagen Kombi (Restored) – Sold: $70,000
Lot 22- 2017 Holden Commodore Director #23 – PASSED IN
Lot 23 – 2017 Holden Commodore Sedan Motorsport Edition #23 – PASSED IN
Lot 24 – 2017 Holden Magnum Ute #23 – PASSED IN
Lot 25 – 1977 Holden Torana – Sold: $57,000
Lot 26 – 2010 Holden HDT VE-VK Blue Meanie – PASSED IN
Lot 27 – 1975 Holden HQ Sandman Panel Van – Sold: $69,000
Lot 28 - 1954 Holden FJ Panel Van – Sold: $80,000
Lot 29 – 1950 Holden FX Ute – Sold: $63,000
Lot 30 – 1980 Holden HDT VC Commodore #157 – Sold: $79,000
Lot 31 – Holden VE Race Car (Supercheap Auto) – Sold: $72,500
Lot 32 – Holden VT Race Car (Big Kev) – PASSED IN
Lot 33 – 1953 Holden FX Station Wagon – PASSED IN
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