2021/03/01 13:53:22
900dukess
Hi all,
 
Just curious what everyones thoughts are of the latest prices achieved for Capri GT V6's
 
Noticed a recently restored to near concours condition pop up on Gumtree in Tassie for $70k, didn't last long so I assume it sold.
 
When we going to see the first $100k Capri GT V6 sold?
 
2021/03/01 21:51:29
BEE VEE
IMHO I think Mk1 Mk2 and Mk3 will keep rising in prices; exponentially .........  no brainer. 
 
Why?  ................
1/ They're an official Aussie built "Muscle Car" in V6
2/ V6 sre rare; each "write-off" makes them rarer. How many are left compared to the "other" Muscle Cars?
3/ The V6's are renowned worldwide for their reputation on the Track and on the road.
4/ They are the car "You Always Promised Yourself"
5/ They are such a fun car, and so simple/easy to repair and maintain.
6/ They are "unique". Petrol Heads with money want to be seen in something "different" instead of all the 
    post 1990 Falcons and Mustangs and Rangers and Utes and BMW and Benzes et al. that are super common as well as super problematic, as I see them failing twice as much ( being generous here),  as our Classics did back in their day. EVERY mechanic I speak to report the same.  We have NEVER been so busy in my 50 years.
 
$100K for a 100% MINT original all matching numbers Capri GTV6 is just around the corner
 
2021/03/02 02:29:40
GTV6
Lloyds just auctioned a 180B in the classic car auction.  That tells me we are near the top of this stupidity.  I just hope it lasts long enough for me to get mine ready for sale.
2021/03/02 12:53:44
deano
around 10 years ago I considered selling the Capri to look at changing to something like an original MX5 for soemthing different.
 
I didn't really need the 7K or so it was worth.
I ended up having a new MX5 as a work car, and now the Capri is worth $$?? i dunno how much.
It seems every year I pay the Shannons renewal the car should be insured for more.
 
Hope the same happens with the Mk2 Escort, plus the van projects underway.
2021/03/07 11:00:06
Robbie
I think the prices of things have gone a little nuts and tbh i wouldnt be buying atm because i think they are over inflated. Also what things are being advertised at and sold at is always a different story!

In the end i dont mind and my insurance value keeps going up so its nice to have something increase in value.
2021/03/17 22:43:34
BEE VEE
If anyone has an original steel XA XB or XC COUPE Boot Lid in VGC for sale .............  please let me know anytime. 
Not at all in any sort of hurry.
Long time project coming up.
BTW, 71 on Landau uses same panels
2021/03/19 21:21:11
900dukess
Beevee if it is like most early ford parts pricing nowadays you may have to sell your Capri to afford a boot lid for a falcon coupe boot in good condition
 
 
2021/03/20 08:30:37
70GTCapri
I think prices will continue to rise, yes that restored Capri did sell for $70k, a restored matching numbers sold for $75k mid last year, and 2 wanted ads for a completely original matching numbers, 1 willing to spend $80k and 1 willing to spend $150k (that $100k mark may have already been cracked). I think if we see a few more sell for the $70-80k range they will continue to rise. There is no denying how rare the v6 gt Capri are in Australia, and I think classic car buyers/collectors will catch on soon.
2021/03/20 21:23:54
BEE VEE
900dukess
Beevee if it is like most early ford parts pricing nowadays you may have to sell your Capri to afford a boot lid for a falcon coupe boot in good condition
 

It'll be a sad day if that should ever come to pass !  Been told a good ORIGINAL bootlid albeit with  holes from spoiler can be found from $2000 upwards.
It'll be a very cold day in hell before I would sell my Capri for any reason at all, let alone for a bootlid for another car !
Cheers
2021/04/06 22:20:14
900dukess
Well, looks like Capri prices have caught up
 
How does $125k sound
 
https://www.carsales.com....l/SSE-AD-7150423/?Cr=1
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