hi Jen, this is one of my cars that l finished restoring last year, 1970 HG Monaro. original purchase price $3800, insured agreed value now $110,000.
it certainly helps to be in the trade.
What a beauty!!!!
Well done - clearly you deserve the appreciated asset, and joy.
Peter, I'm referring to the '02-'06 Coupe. Great engine, lousy gearbox and very unsure handling - so say most sources out there. I might have spoken too soon, but was not the Gran Tourismo a re-development of the Coupe?
I suspect porsche reviewer came to that conclusion. The 3200 coupe(its the one with the boomerang tail lights) from 1999 was the new dawn with part ferrari ownership and shared engine technology a few reliability issues with them, then in 2002 the 4200 with all new 4.2l V8 available coupe or spyder, evolved to gransport with quattroporte developed around same time. Gran turismo all new model after Gransport ceased production. The 4200 is a super car, have had no problems with mine. I have driven quite a few high end cars and I've driven this at about 175km/h on a racetrack and enjoy the driver engagement of the maserati.
After being knocked from my BMW motorcycle in December last year I thought it prudent to stop riding and upon recovery I purchased a little red Mazda MX5, a wonderful car that is not really fast but very quick, the only problem was that it left me feeling that I wanted to get closer to everything again so there is now another BMW motorcycle in the shed as well. With about 90hp at the rear wheel and more than 100Nm, 0 to 100 kph in 3sec is a snap and an all day cruising speed of 125kph is possible whilst returning about 19klm/litre.
After being knocked from my BMW motorcycle in December last year I thought it prudent to stop riding and upon recovery I purchased a little red Mazda MX5..........
You can't look at the stars in the daytime.
Greg.
Ouch! After that I bet you saw stars day and night for a while
hi Jen, this is one of my cars that l finished restoring last year, 1970 HG Monaro. original purchase price $3800, insured agreed value now $110,000.
it certainly helps to be in the trade.
wow very nice Mick do you have a finished pic looks beautiful nice work the color is very nice too I used to have a 2 door HQ monaro back in the early 90's it had a 350 chev in it ran like a dream i only paid $1000 dollars for it it was in perfect condition too dam it i wish i kept it now I also had an old LX torana with a 253 in it i started my own little project of stripping it back to metal and getting ready to paint it brocky blue then some nasty person thought it was looking awsome and stole it I was devasted that was my very first car I would love to get a corvette shell and start from scratch it would be much more special
hi Jen, this is one of my cars that l finished restoring last year, 1970 HG Monaro. original purchase price $3800, insured agreed value now $110,000.
it certainly helps to be in the trade.
Me too - always happy to help out. I can bring my hot rods too if anyone wants a drive. I have a Chrysler Grand Voyager that does 0 to 60 in about 24 minutes, and a Fiesta - that I can only just fit in. Happy to swap for a drive in a Masserati/Ferrari or anything similar.
. The 3200 coupe(its the one with the boomerang tail lights) from 1999 was the new dawn with part ferrari ownership and shared engine technology a few reliability issues with them, then in 2002 the 4200 with all new 4.2l V8 available coupe or spyder, evolved to gransport with quattroporte developed around same time. Gran turismo all new model after Gransport ceased production. The 4200 is a super car, have had no problems with mine. I have driven quite a few high end cars and I've driven this at about 175km/h on a racetrack and enjoy the driver engagement of the maserati.
come to Perth when the weather's nice you can come for a drive (not at barbagallo raceway though)
Ouch! After that I bet you saw stars day and night for a while
I was devasted that was my very first car 
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