The 1985 Holden muscle car was found in an abandoned barn in Australia
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Australia’s car culture is similar to that of the United States. In the vast land of Australia, the fanatical car culture is comparable to that of the United States. If you think that Holden is the only representative, you are totally wrong!
In addition to Holden cars, there are also many famous "muscle car" representatives in Australia. Let's go into an abandoned car, a 1985 Holden Commodore VK that will definitely make you fall in love with it. Group A, this is not just a car, it is a story full of breath.
This representative of "muscle car" has become a legend in the history of Australian automobiles. The wide roads and flat land make the desire for strong power here reach its peak. And this Holden Commodore VK Group A is undoubtedly the perfect response.
However, the story of this car is not limited to its appearance and performance. What it carries is the fiery passion of Australian car culture and people's pursuit of speed and power.
This car perfectly interprets the essence of "muscle car". It not only looks gorgeous, but also makes people irresistible with its powerful power and handling performance. Its existence is not just a car, but a rich emotion that inspires the passion deep in people's hearts.
The 1985 Holden Commodore VK Group A is more than just a car, it is a legendary story spread throughout Australian automotive history. Behind the loss, we discovered its true value, evoking people's endless imagination of speed, power and passion.
This classic has transcended time limits and has become a representative of Australian car culture. Its charm will not be diluted by time, but will only burn in people's hearts.
During that period in the 1980s, many of the muscle cars produced were homologated models for the Australian Racing Championship.
Horton complied with the new FIA regulations and qualified it to compete in Europe. A neat but dusty car, this 1985 Holden Commodore VK Group A was recently discovered in an abandoned barn in Sydney, Australia.
The wheels of this car have not turned in more than 20 years. In addition to being a muscle car, it was also a famous "Blue Meanie" model, of which only 500 were produced because regulations at the time required a minimum production quantity of 500 for racing cars.
The appearance of these cars all uses bright blue, which is very recognizable. The car found in the barn is number 357 of 500 built, originally purchased from the Nash Holden dealer in Lakemba, Australia, and has only traveled 44,666 kilometers. This car was purchased in 1985.
And the registration information shows that this car has only one registered owner, but the story behind this car is a bit complicated. The man who originally bought the VK Group A muscle car decided to store the car in his house while he and his spouse were divorcing.
However, the original owner soon became unable to repay the loan, and his one-time spouse agreed to continue repaying the loan and take the muscle car away from him, but the new owner wanted to keep the car The car continues to be registered in the original owner's name.
So currently there is no transfer record. The car traveled approximately 18,000 kilometers in the first year of ownership, and then was sold, and the car passed into the hands of its current owner.
He also often drove, but until 1998, due to the owner's financial reasons, the vehicle did not purchase insurance because the car was too ostentatious and the owner was afraid of being noticed by thieves.
A mysterious seller exposed the truth: "Don't dare to go home! Everyone wants to find my car! The reason you absolutely can't imagine is exposed!" "Everyone followed me home, or Trying to follow me home so they could find the location of my car."
In the past, I would drive to the police station every day to get by. But lately, I've had enough! I finally found a unique way to completely solve this problem. My car was parked in the barn, blocked and no one could touch it!
What is the reason for this? What secrets are hidden behind this? Come explore this controversial story, discuss it and uncover the truth!
This car has always retained its original appearance, but the owner later replaced Momo's wheels, but the owner said that he still has the original wheels on the original car, and they are in perfect condition.
This engine last ran in 1998, but the owner has been doing hands-on maintenance on the engine over the years.
It is said that this is the 2726th HDT car produced by Holden, and it comes with all registration certificates and owner's manuals.
Also includes a maintenance manual signed by legendary racing driver Peter Brock, the original purchase receipt, and more.
We now know that the origin of this car is indisputable.
And the overall condition of the vehicle is excellent. Wealthy car fans can buy it and drive it normally on the road or put it in a private museum for display.
As for the price of this car, the dealer said that although the car is still in the preparation stage, the final selling price may exceed US$200,000.
The dealer also said that they had just released the car source information and had received offers of US$180,000 to US$190,000 in less than 24 hours.
But the dealer said they are in no rush to sell the car, and while some money will be needed to bring the car back to life, the car is still rare and perfect.
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