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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Aug 2019
Location: Goulburn NSW
Posts: 506
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Hi guys,
if we each had a crystal ball all those years ago! For the guys in my age group or older will remember in 1971 you could buy a RT Valiant E38 charger for $3975.00. That was a lot of money back then because our dads who worked then got no Superannuation and the wage in 1971 was $6,497.08 a year. I have a Wheels Magazine dated January 1979. A Ferrari 308GT4 was $46,418. A Fairmont GXL was $9030. A Holden Monaro GTS Hz Model was $9192. Even in 1979 still lots of money then. If i did have a Crystal ball back then i would have asked my parents for a loan and brought a Ford Cobra. |
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Re: Cars you owned once and since sold them and know there worth Big Bucks.
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