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Until recently these were a great entry level modern Mercedes classic - but price rises are making the desirable 124 cabrios (even in their base model form) less and less obtainable. This one has reasonable Ks at just over 200,000, and the images suggests it's in reasonable condition for its age. See the original ad here: https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotDetails.aspx?stype=0&stypeid=0&kw=mercedes&cid=0&smode=0&lid=3287938 Bids at $7K with 6 days to run at the time of adding this one to the...

This Australian delivered S500 was advertised on Lloyds auctions in December 2021- still 10 days till auction end and bids at $12,000. Expecting over $20,000 for an Aussie delivered example with Ks less than 100,000 in this day and age - in years to come expect that to then creep up to 30, 40 and 50k + given how rare these S class coupes are.. A good investment if it's been looked after. Check out the others on the register below. Here's the link to he original advertisement: https://www...

The Group A Rally GOAT - the Lancia Delta - this filan Evo II edition is the ultimate modern classic - we spotted it for sale on Lloyds Auctions in 2021, in Sydney Australia. Loke all of these, the car is LHD, and this one was imported from Japan. Here's the link to the original ad: https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotDetails.aspx?smode=0&aid=27511&lid=3280117 In the original ad, the following was noted about the car: "The Lancia Delta is one of the most revered and collectable rally...

A very interesting car spotted on Lloyds Auctions: This is a prototype XR8 developed by Autotek as a pre-production test car (used as a Momo Pace Car). The following information about this care was extracted from the original advertisement on Lloyds (see the original ad here: https://www.lloydsonline.com.au/LotDetails.aspx?smode=0&aid=27859&lid=3282643) "This superb pre-production prototype (ID plates attached), was a symbolic and iconic workhorse which was as much about flash as it was about...

Build number 002 was offered through Lloyds Auctions in December 2021 - when we saw this advertised it had bids at $106,000 AUD with 10 days remaining on the auction clock. One of only 302 units built, this is car numbered 002. This was HSVs Group A racing car, and famously competed in the Australian Touring Car Championship, including the Bathurst 1000 event. As the last of the Group A cars, these represent a very special and unique collectable, designed to go up against the mighty Skyline R32...

This 130 coupe looks like it has suffered the usual rust issues - cheap steel and a poor rust-proofing process apparently to blame, which means that most of these have become toast, even in warmer climates.. It would be a big project - but everything is there. The car, I presume, would have higher mileage than what was indicated at just under 26,000 Miles. At the time we saw this car advertised, bids were at nearly $8,000 AUD - I think $10K would be a max price for something that nees so much...

The second Evo Pajero advertised on Graysonline - here's a link to the original advertisement which we spotted in December 2021: https://www.grays.com/lot/0001-20009878/classic-cars/1997-mitsubishi-pajero-evolution-4wd-jdm-automatic-suv?spr=true These cars were heroes of the Dakar rally. This one has relatively high Ks for a collector car, but seems to be well looked after for those Ks. Paint is fairly good, as is the trim. Expect it to go for over $35K AUD (currently with bids at $21,000 AUD...

Spotted this Evo Pajero on Graysonline, being sold alongside another Silver Evo at the same time. This one had 19 bids at $18,500, with 6 hours to run. Fairly high Ks on this car, but I'd still expect it to run into the high 30s. There were only 2,500 or so of these built - and there's really no other SUV from the 90s that was homologated quite the same was as the Pajero.. There was a video that accompanied the ad, showing the condition - the car looks well used, and has the typical paint fade...

Owned by me since around 1997

The 190E 16v is one of the greatest classic sport sedans of its era, and they are starting to pull big money among touring car enthusiasts. This one has been imported to Australia - most likely from the UK (speedo showing miles), and was spotted advertised on Lloyds auctions in Sydney Australia. The car had sold when we spotted it, and I'm unsure what the final price was. Just over 100,000 miles on this car, I'd have a guess at over $30,000 AUD. Click here for the original listing. Check out the...

Nice example advertised on craigslist in November 2021. One of fewer than 700 built, here's the story that we found on craigslist below - the car was also advertised on a new auction site at the following link: https://www.clasiq.com/auction/1964-studebaker-2-door-convertible/ Here's the wording from the original ad: Our handsome little Studebaker was re-painted and refreshed by a previous owner sometime around 1991. Shortly after the re-spray and general clean up was done, the car was parked in...

These 850Rs have become a bit of a modern classic - this one has had a bit of a tough life, with faded paint and worn trim, but still saveable.. 240,000km on the clock isn't low, but this is the cheapest 850R for sale in Australia at the moment (November 2021).. Covid tax applies - it was asking $10,000 AUD at the time, and isn't registered.. Check out the original advertisement at the following link, and if you like these modern classic Volvos, take a look at the others on the register (850Rs...