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Found this car advertised in Australia and was wondering if anyone here knows anything about it if it is a true survivor with only 17k miles 1970 verdoro green gto.
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Nice!! But how do you talk the wife into a $45,000 "souvenir" on your "spur of the moment" vacation to Australia??
It seems like a shame to own something for 37+ years,so well preserved and properly stored and documented and it's only worth $45,000?
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if that is Australian dollars that would be $30,449 U.S. yikes.Im not in the classic car market but if this car is legit,that seems to be kinda cheap? No?
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I don't know but I'd drive the crap outta that thing to catch up for all the time it's been sitting. I love that color, it's so sleeper
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all that and they have knocked 5000 off in our local trader magazine, now 40000Aussie . The dollars good now for you guys, it was us 1 dollar to aussie 95 cents not that long ago. I have 68 lemans in verdoro green would love this one if its legit.
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