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The final one from the large collection of Brock Fords being sold on Gumtree in November 2018 - this one is described as being in excellent condition, being build number 086, built in August 1989. Check out the others on the Brock Ford Register.

Another spotted, being sold as part of a large collection in November 2018. This is apparently the very last Brock B8 Fairmont Ghia built, being Build Number 121. The seller noted few comments at the time of sale, other than confirming the car was optioned with a sunroof and leather. This one was asking $15,000 and looks to be the worst of those being sold as part of teh collection (a fairly reasonable price compared to some other asking prices you see around these days). Check out the other...

Great looking two-tone 260C - this one was spotted on trademe.co.nz in November 2018. Naturally, the coupes are the most desitable, but this is a great looking car. Several modifications were noted as having been undertaken, including being lowered 2 inches and having HQ springs in the front. A few little rust spots that need tidying up but overall it's in great condition. If you have a classic Daysun, sign-up and upload your car to Classic Register. Check out the others on the Datsun 260C...

This Brock B8 Falcon S was advertised along with several other Brock Falcons as part of a collection in November 2018. AN amazing opportunity for the Brock Ford enthusiast to grab a few cars - or perhaps for a museum to pick them up. This one had 185,000km on the click at the time of sale (and asking $19,500). We've been able to collect the details of a few Brock Falcons over the years - take a look at the others on the Brock Ford register here,

This Brock B8 Falcon SE was advertised on Gumtree Australia, and was advertised as part of a collection with a number of other Brock Fords. This particular car is build number 7 of only 7 SE's built. The seller at the time noted the car had only 53,000km on the clock, and they were only the second owner. Supposedly, the car was originally owned by Brock's mechanic. Check out the others on the Brock Ford Register.

A matching number Australian spec RS2000 4-door - this one offered in November 2018 asking $25,000, in good condition overall. The birnt orange paint work is good other than a 2 small rust spot on top of rear quarter panel. The car has been unregistered for approximately 5 years, and the seller notes it was a automatic (converted to manual). These cars are going up in value every time we seem to find one. Check out the others on the Ford Escort RS2000 MK2 Register.

A very rare find on carsales - this 1985 E24 BMW M635csi is one of only 524 Factory RHD examples built. Finished in its original Alpine White over Pacific Blue leather, it comes with its original manuals and toolkit. Limited information was given at the time of sale, but good to have this one on the register. Check out the others on the BMW M635CSI / E24 M6 register.

Australian spec Mini S found for sale in NZ! Asking $11,000, it's amazingly original and in excellent condition in its original Scarlet O'Hara Red. The original owner imported this car when he moved to NZ back in 1983, he used it as his daily driver up until 2004 when it was sold twice and mainly kept in storage. This car is no show car, as it was a daily driver for many years with the original owner and has had the odd repair done years ago. The boot and floors are in perfect condition no rust...

This example was offered on BAT in late 2017 - with bids to $3,050 at auction. An excellent solid example of the rare MKII Corona. Not sure of the exact colour code (havent seen one in Australia the same colour..). Came with all export papers and details. No service history, but looks to have been very well looked after. If you have one, add your car to the register! See the others on the Toyota MKII Corona Register.

A solid example of the 242 GT - this one a 1980 model with the front end changed over with 264 parts. This example was offered for sale in October 2018, asking $8,500 - with the seller noting the car is a one owner example.. Interestingly it has a Holden Commodore V6 3.8 ltr from a VN installed, with an auto transmission (this is an engine based on the GM Buick block). The dash has been changed to a 1985 model. The car otherwise has its original diff, wheels, power steering, brakes etc, with...

We spoke to the seller of this little survivor just before it sold. Just holding onto life, and certainly worth restoring, this GT was sold as a shell excluding the motor (which the seller was using in another project). This wasn't so much of an issue given that the motor in the car was not a genuine GT unit.. Otherwise, everything appears to be in place! Twin tanks, 7.5 inch brakes - it was asking $4K at the time (not sure what it actually sold for though). This only lasted a day online before...

An example of a race prepped GTS offered for sale by classic car specialists in October 2018. This one doesn't look too original (wrong flares, alternative paint job, non-original interior to account for the racing equipment etc, but does appear to have the correct chassis number for a GTS. Check out the others on the South African Mini GTS register. For more information on the GTS, check out the South african Mini GTS information guide.