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brocky6547
28-11-2009, 05:29 AM
Hi everyone,

I currently own a Brock Porsche 956 1:18, does anyone know what these are worth?

Tyler

Oh Five
28-11-2009, 06:03 AM
There was one in the eBay thread recently that went for $150, but Im guessing around the $380-$450 mark.
On the other hand at a recent swap meet a bloke paid $800...so i hope that confuses you even more:D

brchi17
28-11-2009, 06:39 AM
best to post stuff like this in the BSS section of the forum, which is where this post is being moved to ;)

cheers.

brocky6547
28-11-2009, 06:43 AM
There was one in the eBay thread recently that went for $150, but Im guessing around the $380-$450 mark.
On the other hand at a recent swap meet a bloke paid $800...so i hope that confuses you even more:D

Ok thankyou

Holdennumber1
28-11-2009, 11:26 AM
I'd say around $400 + or - $50.:) It just depends where you sell it, what interest you have in it and if on ebay, how its listed.

john
30-11-2009, 01:50 PM
Can anyone tell me what a 2001 Skaife Bathurst Winning Commodore is roughly worth please?

Holdennumber1
30-11-2009, 02:00 PM
Can anyone tell me what a 2001 Skaife Bathurst Winning Commodore is roughly worth please? I'd say roughly around $250 at present. The twinsets probably better value at around $280-$350 for the two cars.

john
30-11-2009, 02:11 PM
I'd say roughly around $250 at present. The twinsets probably better value at around $280-$350 for the two cars.

Thanks for that info...

Oh Five
01-12-2009, 07:38 PM
May as well use this thread:confused:
Can someone give me a rough idea what the Frosty 04s are fetching please

UNDFTD
01-12-2009, 07:41 PM
May as well use this thread:confused:
Can someone give me a rough idea what the Frosty 04s are fetching please

around $250 or so mate. ugly lookin BA though:p

Maq
02-12-2009, 05:45 AM
Whats a rough price I would expect to buy a Mof Coke Stang for?

My Element
02-12-2009, 08:11 AM
Whats a rough price I would expect to buy a Mof Coke Stang for?

id say $300-350

Maq
02-12-2009, 09:13 AM
Cheers. Are these things made well, eg Stance & wheels ect.

malscar
02-12-2009, 10:04 AM
Made by Welly. Car its a bit low. Still looks tough.

You can be lucky as I see them go for between $220 to $260 yet a few weeks ago they were only betting $190 - $230. You can also still buy them direct of Moff via his website. Would probably sign it for you as well. Think his price is $299 but don't quote me.

Maq
02-12-2009, 12:02 PM
Cheers Mal. the front of the 1:1 is super low anyway.

UNDFTD
09-12-2009, 04:30 PM
anyone have a rough idea what the 1:18 Lowndes/Murphy 1996 Bathurst winner is worth?

cheers

wrxwrc
09-12-2009, 08:11 PM
anyone have a rough idea what the 1:18 Lowndes/Murphy 1996 Bathurst winner is worth?

cheers

Id say $350-$400...at a guess

UNDFTD
09-12-2009, 08:16 PM
Id say $350-$400...at a guess

thought it maybe more, thats the next model on my hit list

Holdennumber1
09-12-2009, 11:03 PM
Hey Daniel, look around mate and don't rush out and buy one. I've seen some of these go cheaper than usual on ebay with people writing dodgy titles and then buyers thinking its the lowndes season car that aint worth much at all.
Good luck finding one.:)

bjsti7
11-12-2009, 06:57 PM
Here's One
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150393964024&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_500wt_1182

last one I saw on ebay went for over $500

UNDFTD
11-12-2009, 07:07 PM
Here's One
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=150393964024&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT#ht_500wt_1182

last one I saw on ebay went for over $500

im actually bidding on that one Brian

Oh Five
11-12-2009, 07:28 PM
You wont be alone now, D :rolleyes:

UNDFTD
11-12-2009, 07:30 PM
You wont be alone now, D :rolleyes:

i realised that:rolleyes:

ratster70
12-12-2009, 05:17 AM
Isnt that wonderful had the same happen to me on a Skaife figurene that i posted in a wanted thread a member trying to do the right thing posted it instead of pming me and when i went to ring the shop that had it guess what itd gone and he had 3 phone calls plus mine and 2 walk ins gee funny that:mad: so much for not posting live links:rolleyes:

john
13-12-2009, 12:31 PM
anyone have a rough idea what the 1:18 Lowndes/Murphy 1996 Bathurst winner is worth?

cheers

$420 is my opinion

brchi17
13-12-2009, 07:00 PM
Isnt that wonderful had the same happen to me on a Skaife figurene that i posted in a wanted thread a member trying to do the right thing posted it instead of pming me and when i went to ring the shop that had it guess what itd gone and he had 3 phone calls plus mine and 2 walk ins gee funny that:mad: so much for not posting live links:rolleyes:

well please don't send you hate mail to the moderators.....Biante are the ones who made the decission to allow live links in the BSS forum.

HQGTS74
13-12-2009, 07:01 PM
$420 is my opinion

one sold for exactly $420 today:p. Good one mate:D

Chris

wayno
13-12-2009, 07:06 PM
well please don't send you hate mail to the moderators.....Biante are the ones who made the decission to allow live links in the BSS forum.

Yep, and I STILL disagree with the decision.

john
13-12-2009, 09:10 PM
one sold for exactly $420 today:p. Good one mate:D

Chris

Good guess!!!! but I do watch all sale prices religously.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/NEW-1-18-1996-Bathurst-Winner-HRT-Lowndes-Murphy_W0QQitemZ150393964024QQcmdZViewItemQQptZAU_ Toys_Hobbies_Diecast_Vehicles?hash=item23042dc5f8

bjsti7
13-12-2009, 09:11 PM
How much do you recon a CC 60th anniversary 1:18 Bathurst HRT is worth ?

john
13-12-2009, 09:13 PM
How much do you recon a CC 60th anniversary 1:18 Bathurst HRT is worth ?

No more than $300.
They did go above the $320 mark but have dropped since.
A pick up around $280 would be reasonable, it's a hot looking model car.

UNDFTD
13-12-2009, 09:35 PM
one sold for exactly $420 today:p. Good one mate:D

Chris

i missed it by $3.....damn computer! im freekin spewin!

Kick
14-12-2009, 01:14 PM
opps wrong car soz

Kick
14-12-2009, 01:17 PM
Whats it worth??

HQGTS74
14-12-2009, 01:39 PM
Whats it worth??

Maybe $200+

Chris

GT-spec15
14-12-2009, 03:06 PM
Hi guys

Values of:

-1991 bathurst winner GTR
-trax 1:24 HG GTS in lina mint

cheers!

HQGTS74
14-12-2009, 03:23 PM
Not too sure on the Trax car, but the 91 Bathurst Winner (1:18 i assume):

$285-$350 imo

Chris

pitcrew
14-12-2009, 03:32 PM
Hi guys

Values of:

-1991 bathurst winner GTR
-trax 1:24 HG GTS in lina mint

cheers!
Going by current trends I would say the Trax would be
betwwen $80 - $100

Tower
14-12-2009, 03:35 PM
Not too sure on the Trax car, but the 91 Bathurst Winner (1:18 i assume):

$285-$350 imo

Chris

Agree with this theres one on ebay for $450 but no surprises that they still havent sold it.

jager
20-12-2009, 10:59 AM
What are peoples views of value for the Biante 1:43 2001 Bathurst / ATCC 4 car set (the only way to obtain the 2001 Bathurst winner). I recall seeing one sell for over $450 at the start of the year, but haven't seen one since.

Most of the 2002 - 2005 Bathurst winning Commodores in 1:43 bring ~ $150 these days, but I'm not sure how desireable the other cars are ?

Thunder
20-12-2009, 02:32 PM
I have seen them go for between $200 - $250

Damage
21-12-2009, 08:02 PM
78 and 79 BWs both with dual-signed #0002 COAs?

bjsti7
21-12-2009, 08:24 PM
Honestly, $350/$400 for the 79, $500 for the 78

Damage
21-12-2009, 10:05 PM
Honestly, $350/$400 for the 79, $500 for the 78

lol, not sure I agree but hey, it would be boring if we all thought the same thing right?

Holdennumber1
22-12-2009, 11:35 AM
Geez, how'd you get hold of them mate?
I thought you'd be the guy to ask when it comes to the value of all Brocky's cars but my guess is $600+ for the 79 (weren't there a real limited number of these signed or was that the model itself?) and maybe $650 for the 78 winner.
Cheers,
Thoamas

Tower
26-12-2009, 01:10 PM
opinions on the value of dicks 79 lakeside XC 1/18?

scotty_dee
26-12-2009, 01:29 PM
Opinions on the value of CC 1:18 Racing Chargers

-Geoghegan/Brown
-Beechy/Mckeown
-Chivas/Bech
-Geoghegan

Thanks

onfire
26-12-2009, 10:14 PM
opinions on the value of dicks 79 lakeside XC 1/18?

$250

onfire
26-12-2009, 10:16 PM
Opinions on the value of CC 1:18 Racing Chargers

-Geoghegan/Brown
-Beechy/Mckeown
-Chivas/Bech
-Geoghegan

Thanks

there all the same price range $180-$220 IMO

bjsti7
05-01-2010, 05:44 PM
lol, not sure I agree but hey, it would be boring if we all thought the same thing right?

yeah,
I understand, not having a go at all,
I just don't think low COA's mean anything thats all, just me:)

john
05-01-2010, 08:05 PM
yeah,
I understand, not having a go at all,
I just don't think low COA's mean anything thats all, just me:)
I agree, unless it's say a 888 car & you land certificate number 888 that might be a little more valuable.

mrmavx
06-01-2010, 07:11 AM
hi guys can anyone give me an approx on the janson a9x and the bmw 635 jps both in 1:18

many thanks

mrmavx

HRT1
10-01-2010, 11:19 AM
can anyone give me an approx value of a 1:18 skaife 1998 model???

also a lowndes 1:18 green eyed monster

cheers

UNDFTD
10-01-2010, 11:25 AM
can anyone give me an approx value of a 1:18 skaife 1998 model???

also a lowndes 1:18 green eyed monster

cheers

Green eyed monster $200-$250
Skaife 98, not sure but i do know where the is one for below retail

Holdennumber1
10-01-2010, 11:39 AM
Skaife 98 would probably be around the $140-$180 mark like a lot of Skaifey's season cars. They used to be all around $100 until he retired.
Cheers,:)
Thomas

HRT1
10-01-2010, 12:28 PM
Green eyed monster $200-$250
Skaife 98, not sure but i do know where the is one for below retail
PM me about this.... i may be looking at the same one right now:D

HRT1
10-01-2010, 01:34 PM
how about a 1:18 Brock/Baird 2002 VX Bathurst model?? above $200?

smokey_dj
10-01-2010, 01:52 PM
yeah 2 - 250

JD11
12-01-2010, 06:02 AM
G'day gent's, i've got the 84 BW twin set I know the bums fallen out of these ie prices, but if it had the COA 1984. Cheers Will

john
12-01-2010, 07:14 AM
G'day gent's, i've got the 84 BW twin set I know the bums fallen out of these ie prices, but if it had the COA 1984. Cheers Will

The right buyer may pay $300 or so.

moas
16-01-2010, 08:51 AM
This is a bit different...it is not a 1.18 or 1.43 , but a 1.1 model.
I have decided to off load my 1972 Monaro coupe LS 253 Trimatic. I have had it for 18 years, and for the last 8 years it has sat in my garage unused, with the intention of doing a mint restoration, but I have realised that I am too old to be mucking about with cars, I would now rather drive them than crawl under them.
I am the second owner, it is in original, unrestored condition with all the bits, good interior, exterior paint isshowing its age with a few dents in the front guards, but very little rust as it has never been left outside during its life.
I have been watching "carsales.com.au" and the prices and condition of Monaros, but consistancy with price and condition does not exist.
Any informed opinions about a reasonable price ?
Lindsay.

HQGTS74
16-01-2010, 08:58 AM
Hi there, sounds like you have a very clean, original HQ there.

Is it a matching numbers car with the original motor?

If yes, in my opinion around $25,000+ would be reasonable.

Good luck with it.

Chris

Oh Five
17-01-2010, 06:22 PM
Anyone know what a full set of the series 1 "cars" are worth or some individual prices?

pitcrew
17-01-2010, 06:39 PM
I've seen them go for between $15 to $30 each.
This also depends on the backing card. Some had 12 cars on the back the others had 16
Cheers

Oh Five
17-01-2010, 06:42 PM
All in ex cond scotty, i have a couple of sets and some loose ones (and series 2) that i want to offload at an upcoming swap meet, but have no idea what to ask:o same as about 30 1:18s:D

pitcrew
17-01-2010, 06:46 PM
There was 2 releases in the first release. (if that makes sense)
Number of cars on the back. ie either 12 or 16. they sit under the sign "collect them all"
Id put 20 on them, you can always drop the price (haggle) lol

You should get at least 30 for an original Sarge

Oh Five
17-01-2010, 06:55 PM
Thanks mate. yeh i got both 12 and 16 and a couple of sarges'
Appreciate ya help.
Any of the series 2 (supercharged) doing much?

Damage
17-01-2010, 07:01 PM
Anyone know what a full set of the series 1 "cars" are worth or some individual prices?

Going rate is $10 (Doc) to $30 (Filmore VW) each if mint. I am chasing three to complete the set. You wont be able to list the Sarges on feebay as I think they were recalled due to lead in the paint. I dont know why, there are plenty of people with lead deficiancies IMO...

EDIT: PM SENT!!!

Nah not really, if you decide to split them let me know.

pitcrew
17-01-2010, 07:08 PM
some are pulling big dollars at the moment
That's when they started to flood the market.
Maybe sheriff, wingo, DJ, Lizzie, leakless, nitroade (15.00+) which were a bit harder to get at the time.
The first release ones pull the big money as there wasn't that many around ( the harder ones).
Cheers

pitcrew
17-01-2010, 07:11 PM
Going rate is $10 (Doc) to $30 (Filmore VW) each if mint. I am chasing three to complete the set. You wont be able to list the Sarges on feebay as I think they were recalled due to lead in the paint. I dont know why, there are plenty of people with lead deficiancies IMO...

EDIT: PM SENT!!!

Nah not really, if you decide to split them let me know.
Hey D.
which ones are you after, I may be able to help.
Cheers

Damage
17-01-2010, 08:44 PM
Appreciated guys. Just looked and I have them all in 1st series except 16 card Green Ramone and 16 card Nitroade. Hard part is I'm fussy about the card condition. Hopefully somebody can help out.

Would also like the Movie Moments PT Flea and Guido Luigi Ferrari Fan twin sets, I think they are supercharged though..

ITGRIPS
18-01-2010, 08:50 AM
just curious on two of mine:

1995 VR Brock/Mezera BW 1374/6000, good condition, always in box ( window type ), may be a little yellowing of the box but otherwise good, model it self excellent

&

1988 VL Walkinshaw 11446/12000, good overall condition, box ( windo type ) has some yellowing but otherwise good, model itself excellent.

both have COA.

cheers
chris

onfire
18-01-2010, 10:49 AM
chris
the brock mezera car isnt a bw but its priced between $220-$300
the walkinshaw is priced between $450-550 window box
$550-$650 foam box

ITGRIPS
18-01-2010, 04:13 PM
chris
the brock mezera car isnt a bw but its priced between $220-$300
the walkinshaw is priced between $450-550 window box
$550-$650 foam box

cool, cheers, thanks for that

Oh Five
18-01-2010, 05:35 PM
Appreciated guys. Just looked and I have them all in 1st series except 16 card Green Ramone and 16 card Nitroade. Hard part is I'm fussy about the card condition. Hopefully somebody can help out.

Would also like the Movie Moments PT Flea and Guido Luigi Ferrari Fan twin sets, I think they are supercharged though..

I think i have them except the pt flea and if i have they WILL be with ex cards. Will have a look when i can, but let me know in the meantime if you get them.

P.S No pm sent!
PPS I think you have been here long enough to know if you look up in the top RH side of page you will see Private Messages: Unread 0 :rolleyes::D

Damage
18-01-2010, 10:36 PM
PPS I think you have been here long enough to know if you look up in the top RH side of page you will see Private Messages: Unread 0 :rolleyes::D

lol, actually I know I have no new ones if it says Unread - 7 . They were from ding dongs so I never bothered opening them. Maybe I should delete them at some stage... In any case I would be very interested in Nitroade, Green Ramone and The Ferrari Guido/Luigi twin set. Let me know if you have them in VVGC and if willing to sell, an amount and we'll take it from there.

Virgil
19-01-2010, 05:33 PM
I picked up a some cars and bits recently and I am not sure what they are worth. Some I want to keep and some I want opt sell.

I assume I ask in this thread.

So what are a Brock (1972) and Moffat (1977) Biante plaque worth?

Robert Murphy
21-01-2010, 10:18 AM
Please,

How much would One expect to pay for a full set of Biante and CC 1/64 cars including all the special edition cars.

Has anyone seen one for sale?

Regards,
Rob.

Oh Five
21-01-2010, 06:01 PM
Rob I havent seen a full set for sale, but just to give you an idea ( there are a few of us on here who have full sets, that may post their opinion) If i was to sell mine, which 99% are autographed on case/backing board at say $25 each. The total would be
Biante 282 x $25 = $7050
CC 87 x $25 = $2175
Total $9225

That is not including "special" ones just official release.
The only special ones i have are the CC ISCAR and Bright 07s

$20 ea would come to $7380
Dunno if this helps, but it made me rub my hands:D

00lowndes
21-01-2010, 06:13 PM
Wow. That much. I didn't realise just how much I has sitting around in my cabinets.

Robert Murphy
22-01-2010, 01:54 AM
Thanks Mate,
I have a full set plus about 30-40 code3s.
I dont have nearly as many sigs as you thou.
The value you came up with is about what I thought it would be worth but I wanted to hear others opinions.
Thanks again,
Rob

onetimeuser
24-01-2010, 09:40 AM
Hi Guys,

I have a Biante 1:18 model LJ torana GTR XU1. Its part of the Peter Brock collection. Its a limited edition (5244 of 6000) and the car number is 1. The box has been opened but the car has not been removed from the foam packaging so its brand new.

Im looking to sell it, not sure where to advertise and looking to get some feedback on a reasastic price.

Comments appreciated.

Chris.

HQGTS74
24-01-2010, 09:57 AM
Hey mate, the prices of Brock Toranas sometimes go up and down, but yours would be worth around $500-600 at this stage, although a while ago they were easily fetching $700..

Hope this helps,

Chris

Holdennumber1
24-01-2010, 01:33 PM
Just wait till CC release theirs. Some people say it won't affect the value but how could it not.:confused:
If CC do a really good job of it, I don't know why you'd then bother to pay twice the price for an older lesser detailed model. You'd definately be getting more bang for your buck by buying CC's.

HQGTS74
24-01-2010, 01:38 PM
Just wait till CC release theirs. Some people say it won't affect the value but how could it not.:confused:
If CC do a really good job of it, I don't know why you'd then bother to pay twice the price for an older lesser detailed model. You'd definately be getting more bang for your buck by buying CC's.

That's partly true Thomas, a CC release could lessen the demand for a Biante version and therefore it could drop a bit in price, however many people will still want the Biante, as it has the signed COA, plus you could call it the "original", and it's not a bad little model at all. Also the CC version could possibly have faults, incorrect shape etc. and therefore put many people off...

The Biante 28C still seems to be fetching $450-500+ even with the announcement of a CC version, but it could drop a bit more when the CC is released, depending on how good or bad it is..

Don't forget, Chris here is wanting to sell his, so now would probably be better than when CC make one:p.

Cheers,

Chris

rayman
24-01-2010, 02:03 PM
Also the CC version could possibly have faults, incorrect shape etc. and therefore put many people off...

Yeah, like the Biante version is the correct shape. Also what will you do when in a few years the paint falls off? Won't be worth squat then.

HQGTS74
24-01-2010, 02:09 PM
Yeah, like the Biante version is the correct shape. Also what will you do when in a few years the paint falls off? Won't be worth squat then.

Not saying the Biante version is perfect, but it's a decent model, considering it's age as well. People still pay $900 for the 92 Bathurst Winner don't they? And that looks like it was put together by a 2 year old.

And the CC version is more likely to lose it's paint before the Biante version:rolleyes:

Actually, the paint on my 28c, Biante 65E etc. beats the finish on any of my CC models..

Chris

Holdennumber1
24-01-2010, 03:35 PM
Yeah, you got some good points mate.But despite how good Biante's is for its age, CC has over 10 years on them and should be able to make a better overall model. Things like interior and engine detail should be much better in the CC version. They just gotta get the overall shape right.
And yeah, the 92 Bathurst winners don't quite go for that much on ebay these days. More around $700-$800. But as you know, the new ones aren't Bathurst winners where as the Biante and CC 28c are exactly the same.
Also, whats the bet that if CC's 28c is popular, they'll go and do the season cars too.:rolleyes::( Then the market would be flooded with HDT 72 LJ's.

Kashmir
24-01-2010, 03:55 PM
Yeah, you got some good points mate.But despite how good Biante's is for its age, CC has over 10 years on them and should be able to make a better overall model. Things like interior and engine detail should be much better in the CC version. They just gotta get the overall shape right.
And yeah, the 92 Bathurst winners don't quite go for that much on ebay these days. More around $700-$800. But as you know, the new ones aren't Bathurst winners where as the Biante and CC 28c are exactly the same.
Also, whats the bet that if CC's 28c is popular, they'll go and do the season cars too.:rolleyes::( Then the market would be flooded with HDT 72 LJ's.

They should and hopefully the succeed cause the ones like me who refuse to pay top dollars for the Biante one will get the CC one:) I bet the #1 car is next.

ratster70
24-01-2010, 04:01 PM
For me it all comes down to whether or not you want the signed certificates or not and its the same with the classic versions of the moffat cars as we all know how much he refuses to sign classic stuff. I for one with my Brock stuff want the version with the signed COA's;):D so yes im going to pay more for them now but in time they can only increase in value so still good value for money in my eyes

XU-123
24-01-2010, 07:21 PM
From what I've seen of the CC XU-1 , they've got some serious problems with the overall shape. Also , if they do the 73 HDT cars , will they get the wheels right. Biante didn't think it was worth doing....

john
24-01-2010, 07:24 PM
If you bought the Biante version with the signed Brock certificate at retail price, why bother selling? I don't care if the CC version has flames coming out of the rear exhaust, it would not be enough for me to do a swap.

onfire
24-01-2010, 09:14 PM
that been said, the question was regarding the #1 car which WAS NEVER SIGNED from factory, since the 28c annoc , the price has dropped the biante price, no big deal if you ask me when it gets close to the time of release you will be able to pick up a 28c biante for under $300, mark my word.............

HQGTS74
25-01-2010, 08:50 AM
that been said, the question was regarding the #1 car which WAS NEVER SIGNED from factory, since the 28c annoc , the price has dropped the biante price, no big deal if you ask me when it gets close to the time of release you will be able to pick up a 28c biante for under $300, mark my word.............

That's possible, however i don't see the Biante 65E Moffat XY gonig for under $350-400 too often, and we've seen a remake of that one..

john
25-01-2010, 09:32 AM
that been said, the question was regarding the #1 car which WAS NEVER SIGNED from factory, since the 28c annoc , the price has dropped the biante price, no big deal if you ask me when it gets close to the time of release you will be able to pick up a 28c biante for under $300, mark my word.............

A 28C with a signed certificate selling for $280, that would really surprise me. If they do drop under that mark, i'll probably buy a spare for the kids.

bjsti7
25-01-2010, 04:08 PM
A 28C with a signed certificate selling for $280, that would really surprise me. If they do drop under that mark, i'll probably buy a spare for the kids.

I'll buy 2
cheers

1:43
25-01-2010, 04:31 PM
A 28C with a signed certificate selling for $280, that would really surprise me. If they do drop under that mark, i'll probably buy a spare for the kids.

I'll buy 2
cheers

Well they won't fall that low if all you guys buy them..:D:D

slr5000a9x
31-01-2010, 10:54 AM
I bet biante makes a 1980 bw vb brock
and cc's makes a 1982 brock bw

HQGTS74
31-01-2010, 10:59 AM
hi guys, what's a Lowndes/Seton 2003 Bathurst FPR 1:18 worth?

slr5000a9x
31-01-2010, 11:10 AM
brocks signature is ofcoarse un obtainable even if it was...
...Moffat does not compare to Brock- FACT.
The only reason brocks cars have fluctuated is cause of his
passing, which is still relatively new. 3 years is not a lot
of time in terms of collectables plateauing. When it does level out the signed c.o.a will be worth more than what it ever was

CC's i believe make better quality models. Anyone who has ripped one apart will say the same. Some Biante models I am immpressed by(like the vk ss, vs gts-r). BUT THEY ARE NOT consicent like cc's and still charge the same price. That is what really annoys me,
However i am very interested to here more about thispaint problem thingy.

R.I.P BROCK
we miss you

slr5000a9x
31-01-2010, 11:13 AM
hi guys, what's a Lowndes/Seton 2003 Bathurst FPR 1:18 worth?


Check out this auction, i t5hink there worth around 260-300

http://shop.ebay.com.au/?_from=R40&_trksid=p3984.m38.l1313&_nkw=1%3A18+2003+lowndes&_sacat=See-All-Categories

malscar
31-01-2010, 05:26 PM
Some Biante models I am immpressed by(like the vk ss, vs gts-r). BUT THEY ARE NOT consicent like cc's and still charge the same price. That is what really annoys me,


Lately

Biante $215

Classic $240

Same price??????? Not in my book. If I give you 2 x $100s, and 3 x $5s, will you give me 4 x $50s and 2 x $20s. Same price.:rolleyes:

CCs have been pretty poor QC. They have been addressing that but to me not worth the increase in price.

john
02-02-2010, 11:34 AM
Well they won't fall that low if all you guys buy them..:D:D

We'll make sure the price's stay high :D

zeitgeist
04-02-2010, 10:51 AM
Anyone have a clue on what the CC Black/silver stripe FPV MK II is going for?

I've seen a few on eBay, but the auctions looked kinda suspect.

Other than that, I've seen nothing.

Thanks!

HQGTS74
04-02-2010, 01:53 PM
Anyone have a clue on what the CC Black/silver stripe FPV MK II is going for?

I've seen a few on eBay, but the auctions looked kinda suspect.

Other than that, I've seen nothing.

Thanks!

$300-350 these days

edy
07-02-2010, 09:02 AM
$300-350 these days

At QLD Raceway last year, Geoff Sherriff had one for $450 :rolleyes:

He probably still has one!

Only 500 made. Rare as hens teeth.

HRT1
08-02-2010, 03:52 PM
2005 bathurst winner.... anyone know its going rate at the moment?

cheers

ginga.ninja86
08-02-2010, 04:17 PM
Hey guys, wondering if anyone can tell me what kind of price a 77 Brock torana is worth with signed coa and box plus flyer? any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Holdennumber1
08-02-2010, 04:44 PM
2005 bathurst winner.... anyone know its going rate at the moment?

cheers Probably around the $300 mark give or take $40.
Its the cheapest of the Skaife Bathurst winners along with the 01 winner.

HRT1
08-02-2010, 04:58 PM
just got one. in 1:18, 1:43 & 1:64 plus all 3 scales of season cars of 2005 for $550... i think its a good buy

YRI55K
08-02-2010, 07:38 PM
hey i got a good 1 for u guys...i got a Rolls Royce SILVER GHOST from franklin mint when i was knee high to a grass hopper...im just wondering how much it'll be worth...i got a few more models from that time frame but they have been in the back of the cupboard since they were purchased...so if any can tell me that'll be GREAT...i just seen on foxtel that the REAL silver ghost is worth 40 MILLION dollers and made me think....

Bizzy029
08-02-2010, 08:07 PM
not sure if this will be in the correct thread but here goes.. i got about 15 odd little Matchbox Racing Champions Nascars from 1995 and 1996 are these still available and how much would i be looking at to buy them..

i got:
#4 Kodak Film Chevy
#4 Kodak GOLD film Chevy
#5 Kelloggs Chevy (Yellow/Red)
#5 Kelloggs Chevy (Blue)
#6 Valvoline Ford
#10 Tide Ford
#10 Tide Mountain Spring Ford
#16 Ford (Amercan Flag scheme)
#18 Interstate Batteries Pontiac
#25 Hendrick Motorsports Chevy (Red)
#28 Havoline Ford
#33 APR Chevy
#87 Bell South Mobility Chevy
#88 Ford Quality Care Ford
#91 Spam Chevy
#92 Stanley Chevy
#94 McDonalds (Midnight Blue)
#99 Luxaire Chevy
#99 Exide Batteries Ford

i know i got more just got to find them.. #2 Rusty car is around somewhere.

Damage
12-02-2010, 01:13 PM
Guys, rough value of the Seton Westpoint 1/18?

HQGTS74
12-02-2010, 02:31 PM
Guys, rough value of the Seton Westpoint 1/18?

$350-450?

HRT1
14-02-2010, 05:14 PM
agree ^^^^

HSV-XU6
16-02-2010, 01:23 PM
What is a white 1:18 Biante 2dr Torana SS Hatch in box worth these days?

Holdennumber1
16-02-2010, 01:36 PM
What is a white 1:18 Biante 2dr Torana SS Hatch in box worth these days? The Palais White A9X? Chris would know this one but probably around $280.

HSV-XU6
16-02-2010, 02:02 PM
Yes the Palais White A9X.

Have one avaliable for that but I have seen others go around the $400 mark.

HQGTS74
16-02-2010, 02:16 PM
The Palais White A9X? Chris would know this one but probably around $280.

Sounds about right to me..$250-300+

Chris

mrmavx
17-02-2010, 03:50 PM
rough idea of how much to pay for each of the following: 67, 68 and 69 bathurst winners please

many thanks mrmavx

bjsti7
17-02-2010, 04:04 PM
not sure about the 67, but the 68 and 69
go for about $350 to $400 each, I wouldn't pay anymore than that as you can occasionally
get one for less on ebay

mrmavx
17-02-2010, 05:31 PM
not sure about the 67, but the 68 and 69
go for about $350 to $400 each, I wouldn't pay anymore than that as you can occasionally
get one for less on ebay

many thanks mrmavx

monarocveightz
17-02-2010, 05:55 PM
I paid $99 for my 67 winner in Oct last year.....so I'd say anywhere under $150 is good!

malscar
21-02-2010, 08:57 AM
Does anyone have a idea as to the price of the CCmembers Richards Bathurst Commodore from 2004?

thanks

smokey_dj
21-02-2010, 10:10 AM
thats about 2 - 250 mal they have been stable at that price for awhile now

mrmavx
25-02-2010, 07:36 PM
can anyone give me an idea what the classics sandman is worth i have one in reasonable condition i might sell

thanks mrmavx

Holdennumber1
25-02-2010, 07:43 PM
Probably around $320-$360 for the Sandman.

HQGTS74
25-02-2010, 07:48 PM
can anyone give me an idea what the classics sandman is worth i have one in reasonable condition i might sell

thanks mrmavx

one recently sold around $500 and another is currently $400+

cheers

onfire
25-02-2010, 08:44 PM
one recently sold around $500 and another is currently $400+

cheers

as chris said anywhere between 450-550

Holdennumber1
26-02-2010, 01:02 PM
Are they really that high? In that case, I apologise and take back my estimate.:o I havn't checked the last couple on evilbay so maybe they are going up.

HQGTS74
26-02-2010, 03:37 PM
Are they really that high? In that case, I apologise and take back my estimate.:o I havn't checked the last couple on evilbay so maybe they are going up.

Yeh it's a hard one to get these days, only a couple of thousand made i think? Also a very cool model!! Wish i had one!:D

Chris

purchy
02-03-2010, 06:02 PM
Hi Guys,
I've got a Dinkum 1/24 Dick Johnson Mustang that I am thinking of parting with, any idea what they are worth?
Stephen

HQGTS74
02-03-2010, 07:19 PM
What's a 1:43 2006 bathurst winner worth these days?

cheers

Masterblaster
02-03-2010, 07:29 PM
Hi Guys,
I've got a Dinkum 1/24 Dick Johnson Mustang that I am thinking of parting with, any idea what they are worth?
Stephen

PM Sent

Damage
08-03-2010, 03:59 PM
Rough values on the following anyone?

Ambrose 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Lowndes / Seton CAT 2003

model_mad
09-03-2010, 04:46 AM
Rough values on the following anyone?

Ambrose 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005

Lowndes / Seton CAT 2003
Hey Damage, IMO
Ambrose 02-600 (could probably get it cheaper nowdays, popularity has decreased since going overseas)
03-150
14-150 (It depends if you want the CW it usually fetches moer, have seen some go for a good price too.)
05-150
Lowndes/Seton 03- 200 or less would be a good buy, though usually see these go from 230-250 some get as high as the 3's. Hope i have helped you out.

Damage
09-03-2010, 10:01 AM
Hey Damage, IMO
Ambrose 02-600 (could probably get it cheaper nowdays, popularity has decreased since going overseas)


Thanks Ash, is that 02 the brick with figurine?

model_mad
09-03-2010, 10:12 AM
Thats ok.
01- This is the hidden valley round winning car, sealed body, with figurine. worth 400~
02-Season car, with opening parts. around 600

Damage
09-03-2010, 07:06 PM
Bit dusty, no box. Any ideas?

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn78/damage_lnc/ rice002.jpg

edy
09-03-2010, 07:28 PM
02-Season car, with opening parts. around 600

Apparently Gateway Models has one for $600. Given that they are quite sharp in pricing, I reckon if you do a private sale maybe in the $500s somewhere.

I am glad I got rid of all my Ambrose collection and came out roughly even, after paying $650 and $500 for the 02 and 01 cars!

GLENN L
10-03-2010, 05:48 AM
not a car but the brock 72 bathurst winner plaque, does anyone no how many were made and how much they are?, not the easyest thing to find.

onfire
10-03-2010, 05:55 AM
not a car but the brock 72 bathurst winner plaque, does anyone no how many were made and how much they are?, not the easyest thing to find.

$200-$300 no offical qty amount

GLENN L
10-03-2010, 05:59 AM
$200-$300 no offical qty amount
thanks on fire,
do they come up for sale often, havent seen many on e bay.

onfire
10-03-2010, 06:03 AM
thanks on fire,
do they come up for sale often, havent seen many on e bay.

weekly with darcysmodelcars at $295
but they come every now and then i would say a rough avg is 1 per month

My Element
10-03-2010, 10:14 AM
not a car but the brock 72 bathurst winner plaque, does anyone no how many were made and how much they are?, not the easyest thing to find.
they didnt come with a COA and neither did the Moffat one. So im guessing at around 1000 made. Maybe Biante can help and let us know how many were built

fatty
10-03-2010, 11:28 AM
thanks on fire,
do they come up for sale often, havent seen many on e bay.They dont come up often but keep an eye out as I picked up mine for $195 Buy it now on ebay.

My Element
10-03-2010, 04:25 PM
They dont come up often but keep an eye out as I picked up mine for $195 Buy it now on ebay.
they were $90 when they were first released

Road Runner 72
10-03-2010, 10:16 PM
Bit dusty, no box. Any ideas?

http://i301.photobucket.com/albums/nn78/damage_lnc/ rice002.jpg

The 2002 car hey, one can get around $75au - $90au with box.

Being sealed I would clean dust off, just use some sort of blower (Now get that out of your mind, okay maby just in mine ;) )as the car is sealed no dust gets in, which is the only bonus with these lol

I would be asking around $45au for it thats if you want to move it, or just keep it & mod it or gift to a young family member.

I passed off mine a few years back, meet a nice gen't who stops past the forum from time to time.

Hope that is of some help Dion.

Mike

fatty
11-03-2010, 03:36 AM
they were $90 when they were first released
You wont get one that cheap now.

My Element
11-03-2010, 07:50 AM
You wont get one that cheap now.
don't need to :)

GLENN L
11-03-2010, 08:22 AM
how big are the plaques?

Maq
11-03-2010, 12:00 PM
bout 400mm by 300mm

GLENN L
11-03-2010, 01:20 PM
bout 400mm by 300mm
wow bigger than i thought, is it 1:1.

Maq
11-03-2010, 02:08 PM
yep

HQGTS74
19-03-2010, 03:49 PM
What are the biante 1:18 Track Red XY's going for these days??

rayman
19-03-2010, 04:11 PM
$222;)

HQGTS74
19-03-2010, 04:16 PM
$222;)

And what would a current "average" be?

rayman
19-03-2010, 04:31 PM
A current "average", is, based on Ebay sales, $302. They have been going down in price quite dramatically.

GLENN L
20-03-2010, 06:31 AM
$222;)
gee these have droped in price.

HSV-XU6
23-03-2010, 12:42 PM
Whats the current value of a 1:18 1978 Brock BW these days?

bjsti7
23-03-2010, 03:43 PM
about $500/$550

downhiller1979
23-03-2010, 04:09 PM
What about a Palais White A9X 1:18 coa 0002/5000?

Damage
23-03-2010, 04:25 PM
What about a Palais White A9X 1:18 coa 0002/5000?

You thinking of selling?

john
27-03-2010, 12:46 PM
What about a Palais White A9X 1:18 coa 0002/5000?

A Palais White A9X 1:18 would normally fetch around $270, however, that certificate number is unique and would command a higher offer.

Oh Five
27-03-2010, 01:06 PM
I suppose it would if you were fussy about COA numbers, car is same as the other 4999 though.

Damage
27-03-2010, 01:15 PM
I suppose it would if you were fussy about COA numbers, car is same as the other 4999 though.

Meh, nothing important about a COA number :D

bullet46
28-03-2010, 12:31 PM
Hey guys,

Im thinking of selling my entire collection and im after some opinions bout what sorta $$$ id get if sold sperately...

Have a look at the pictures and take into account dot points as extras.


All model cars visible in photos.
5 x 1983 Bathurst winners (brand new) 6 in total including mine in photo
1 X winterbotton bahrain cobra MINT (2 in total including mine in photo which is signed on roof and coa.
6 sets GMP Kinesis 10 spoke rims
Turn table/mechanics.car hoist
3 cabinets with downlights
2009 Bathurst winner (not pictured)http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bull et46/IMG_0495.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0496.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0488.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0485.jpg

bullet46
28-03-2010, 12:32 PM
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0489.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0487.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0492.jpg
http://i36.photobucket.com/albums/e3/bullet46/IMG_ 0493.jpg

Holdennumber1
28-03-2010, 06:20 PM
Mate, list each and every individual car and people can give you a value.
Just from what I can see and know.
Tuxedo Black A9X: $100
Jasmine Yellow Torrie:$100
LJ and LC torana's: again around the $100 mark give or take say $20.
Brock VL #10 87 Bathurst winner: $180-$200
Brock VL #5 87 DNF: $160
Brock 05 Oran Park 97 and 1984 Bathurst winner:$100 each if your lucky.
Austin 7:$60
Grice Craven Mild Torana:$120
HT GTS350 Monaro Sebring Orange:$110
Green HG Monaro:$100
VL Group A Commodore:$100
VK Group A Commodore:$120
VK SS Group 3:$110
Frosty Bahrain Cobra: $200 if your lucky

Thats just some approximate values on some of them.
Cheers,:)
Thomas

HQGTS74
28-03-2010, 07:16 PM
I would agree with Thomas's values;).

Some others, from what i've seen recently:

Blue A9X Sedan: $175
Brock 1983 Bathurst Winning VH: $200 with decals ($180 without)
FPV Tornado Ute: $200
Green XT GT: $120
Green XY GTHO: $175
FPV MKII Blue Pursuit: $250
FPV MKII White Sedan: $250
Johnson XD ATCC: $120
XR8 First Shot Ute: $150
2008 Bathurst Winner: $300
2007 Bathurst Winner: $140
Red HSV GTS VT2: $100
XA Biante Coupe: $100 if your lucky
XT GT Red (Modified): Possibly $150+
HSV VS GTS Black: $165
Brown SL/E: $100
Black SL/E: $120
VY SS Silver Ute: $85
Brock VK 1985 Mobil: $180
White VK SS (Modified): $250?
Gold VU SS: $85
Black CC Mustang Coupe: $80
Black BA GT (Modified): $120
Red BA GT-P (Modified): $120

Chris

P.S - Just my rough guesses, and hard to say with the modified ones, depends on who's looking to buy a modified car at the time and if they share your taste!

bullet46
28-03-2010, 08:18 PM
Cool and thanks for that guys... It's a hard decision deciding whether or not to sell or keep em and I think because of majority of my collection have been released within the last 24months it's hard to let them go knowing what I paid...

The collection would have to be sold seperately aswell due to the range of different themes... Hmm.

smokey_dj
28-03-2010, 09:45 PM
Cool and thanks for that guys... It's a hard decision deciding whether or not to sell or keep em and I think because of majority of my collection have been released within the last 24months it's hard to let them go knowing what I paid...

The collection would have to be sold seperately aswell due to the range of different themes... Hmm.

true but that makes no difference as we have seen again and again the brock collection just for an example always sells for a higher return being split up rather than sold as the full set

Holdennumber1
29-03-2010, 01:15 PM
Cool and thanks for that guys... It's a hard decision deciding whether or not to sell or keep em and I think because of majority of my collection have been released within the last 24months it's hard to let them go knowing what I paid...

The collection would have to be sold seperately aswell due to the range of different themes... Hmm. If theres passion there or you still want to collect, keep them and maybe cut down and focus on only 1 theme, selling the rest and using the money to purchase other models from this new theme.
That way you use up less space, you fnd yourself buying less models and you'll have the money from selling off the other ones in your pocket.;)

louieate8ate
29-03-2010, 03:44 PM
If theres passion there or you still want to collect, keep them and maybe cut down and focus on only 1 theme, selling the rest and using the money to purchase other models from this new theme.
That way you use up less space, you fnd yourself buying less models and you'll have the money from selling off the other ones in your pocket.;)
Jeez,I wish that would work !!!! :rolleyes::D

bullet46
29-03-2010, 05:48 PM
If theres passion there or you still want to collect, keep them and maybe cut down and focus on only 1 theme, selling the rest and using the money to purchase other models from this new theme.
That way you use up less space, you fnd yourself buying less models and you'll have the money from selling off the other ones in your pocket.;)

Yeah I c what your saying and I'd love to keep collecting but I have decided I wanna buy a 180sx weekender and have a bit of fun in that for a while... I used to have a s13 and loved it to bits so that's playing on my mind...

mrmavx
29-03-2010, 06:33 PM
Jeez,I wish that would work !!!! :rolleyes::D

aint that the truth lol lol

mrmavx

Holdennumber1
29-03-2010, 08:21 PM
Yeah I c what your saying and I'd love to keep collecting but I have decided I wanna buy a 180sx weekender and have a bit of fun in that for a while... I used to have a s13 and loved it to bits so that's playing on my mind... That makes it hard then if you've paid retail price for all of them. A lot of the newer Biante road cars seem to drop to around 50% of their retail value like the new Monaro's, Torana's, Brock Commodores ect. So depending on what you paid, there might be a bit of a loss there unfortunately.:(

And off topic kinda but I'd go with a S13 over a 180sx just because they're cheaper and theres a huuuuuuge range of aftermarket parts for them.:)

HQGTS74
30-03-2010, 09:07 AM
Can someone tell me a bit about the 1:18 Brock/Baird Black VX Commodore? Why they made so many, it's significance? How successful the car was etc (the 1:1)..
http://www.brock05.com.au/modelcars/2003/A80262.jp g
Cheers,

Chris

brchi17
30-03-2010, 09:43 AM
not a lot to tell about this oldie Chris, it was Brock back from retirement (to race at Bathurst) vehicle & I suspect so many were made because they felt that many could be sold, also Biante and it's agencies were major sponsors, so it helped get some (now) familiar names out there to the general public.....as you'd know the car itself didn't do much come race day, but started his move back to HRT for his final fling for them a couple of years later.

superfly
30-03-2010, 10:51 AM
I'm just wondering why these 1:18 models are worth more than others.

Craig Lowndes red dust model
2003 Bathurst winner.

I'm assuming they were all the same price when they came out. Why are these 2 more special? Also is there a Whincup red dust model?

Sorry if this has been covered before.

grease
30-03-2010, 12:05 PM
No whincup red dust and the amount of (rarity) of other models along with the liveries, like the 06 bathurst winner.

smokey_dj
30-03-2010, 12:22 PM
red dust low numbers unique looking car high demand lot of ppl missed out on the car in order cuts

2003 winner fast lap set by this car at the muntain to date by greg murphy once its beaten (whenever that may happen) im sure this car will come back down in value

Holdennumber1
30-03-2010, 12:56 PM
Generally, a price rise is because of:
1. Low number of models made. eg.Frosty 06, Lowndes Red dust
2. Popular driver or car eg. Brock, DJ, Skaife, Moffat
3. A Bathurst winner. Most of the ones made before last year have gone up.
4. The unique history of the 1:1 car.
5. Sometimes, a random desire to own the model such as the Vitamin C charger when prices went crazy last year.
Well thats all I can think of anyway.
Oh, and its the exact opposites of these as to why some models decrease in value.

P.S Someone heres got a code 3 Whincup red dust model.:)

Damage
30-03-2010, 01:00 PM
Yep, perceived demand = supply. 2002 was 30 years since his first win at Mt Panorama. IIRC the 1:1 had a problem with the radiator and retired early. Hot looking model though, looks like a stealth bomber. Shame about the numbers produced.

grease
30-03-2010, 05:42 PM
Code 3 from scratch, not just change the name and number.

VXfan
30-03-2010, 05:57 PM
Why is this in the buy/sell/swap section?
This is a discussion,no-one is buying,selling or swapping anything here are they?

brchi17
30-03-2010, 06:36 PM
Why is this in the buy/sell/swap section?
This is a discussion,no-one is buying,selling or swapping anything here are they?

Because the topic of this thread is best in here. It's a discussion about the cost of models and their value. You will find many threads like this in this section, so we're just trying to make it easier for members to find by keeping them all in the one section.

cheers :)

superfly
30-03-2010, 07:14 PM
Thanks for the info. How many red dust cars were made?

Now it makes sense why the 03 Bathurst car is worth so much.

So the next "valuable" model could be the pink Whincup car?

HQGTS74
30-03-2010, 07:23 PM
Thanks for the info. How many red dust cars were made?

Now it makes sense why the 03 Bathurst car is worth so much.

So the next "valuable" model could be the pink Whincup car?

1500 Red Dust Models..

Hard to say what will become valuable, as these days they build enough for everyone, and not so much cutting down on numbers, as they already have an idea on how many orders the shops have. But if people haven't preordered, and CC thinks not many people are after a model and so they don't make as many, if it hits the stores and sells out due to a low run, then it could skyrocket..

john
30-03-2010, 07:25 PM
I'm just wondering why these 1:18 models are worth more than others.

Craig Lowndes red dust model
2003 Bathurst winner.

I'm assuming they were all the same price when they came out. Why are these 2 more special? Also is there a Whincup red dust model?

Sorry if this has been covered before.

The "red dust" was a very eagerly anticipated release, and due to its limited number of 1500, it was highly sought after... also, Team 888 were the flagship Ford racing franchise at the time of release.
There was only ever the Lowndes red dust released.

The 2003 Bathurst winner is also valuable, in my opinion, because
1. Its a Bathurst winner
2. No car has ever been around Mt. Panorama that quick, (in a V8 supercar) EVER
3. Low production - 3000 (I think)
4. Greg Murphy is a very, very popular driver. Sure, his star is fading, but Kiwi's love him and so do I. (But i'm an Aussie)

Keep in mind, there are other Biante & Classic C's model cars worth more than these two.

biante1921
31-03-2010, 05:40 AM
The EFIJY is going skyhigh at the moment,6000 of these made.
Sat at about the $350-$400 mark for ages now all of a sudden $550-$650 +
12000 made of Brock 28C still command a good price.
I reckon they will still get a good price even though CC now have put the number there making upto 6500 ,will wait & see.

john
31-03-2010, 06:28 AM
The EFIJY is going skyhigh at the moment,6000 of these made.
Sat at about the $350-$400 mark for ages now all of a sudden $550-$650 +
12000 made of Brock 28C still command a good price.
I reckon they will still get a good price even though CC now have put the number there making upto 6500 ,will wait & see.

The EFIJY is one very good looking model car.

Holdennumber1
31-03-2010, 01:52 PM
So the next "valuable" model could be the pink Whincup car? The last few 1:18 championship winners have dropped in price, especially the HSVDT ones. I think that its mainly because its the same car as the season release, so the pink 09 Whincup one might discontinue the trend.
I can't imagine it being worth that much though. Ford supporters don't generally like Holden drivers and lot of Holden fans won't buy a Ford model.
Theres probably more of a chance that the CC Coupe 60 will be the next big thing.:)

homma13
02-04-2010, 10:06 AM
As Thomas (Holden#1 mention) it will be interesting to see if the "Holden Coupe 60 Concept Car" holds/drops/increase in value to the EFIJY (as highlight by John - it is smick looking)

Considering on 4550 is being produced, compared to EFIJY of 6000.

fatty
02-04-2010, 10:56 AM
effigy had world wide appeal. Coupe 60 doesn't though.

skaifeyfan2
02-04-2010, 11:14 AM
Cars are valuable because people THINK they are valuable.

Reasons mentioned above may cause someone to think that it is valuable, varies between people.

Its a self fulfilling prophecy, people think a car will be worth a lot of money, and therein it becomes worth a lot of money.

Holdennumber1
02-04-2010, 04:08 PM
effigy had world wide appeal. Coupe 60 doesn't though. But I'm guessing 95%+ of them would still be in Australia or New Zealand, therefore it doesn't matter a whole lot.

And I agree Simon, although it doesn't always seem to happen. Everyone thought the Frosty Cobra would be valuable and look at it now. On ebay, one would struggle to fetch retail price.

Oh, and now that CC are basing their production runs on the number of pre-orders, those models that everyone thinks will be valuable might not be due to the larger numbers made when every collector goes and orders one.

edy
03-04-2010, 09:10 AM
Code 3 from scratch, not just change the name and number.

Yeah that's a good point.

I got 3 Code 3's made by Rascot and I consider them to be valuable. Dunno how much they would reach in the open market though.

1. 2001 First test Ford by CL
2. 2005 China car
3. 2006 CL Lnowdes Phillip Island Runner Up car.
4. Lnowdes BA bonnet based upon 2008 BF T8 bonnet.

skaifeyfan2
03-04-2010, 09:16 AM
But I'm guessing 95%+ of them would still be in Australia or New Zealand, therefore it doesn't matter a whole lot.

And I agree Simon, although it doesn't always seem to happen. Everyone thought the Frosty Cobra would be valuable and look at it now. On ebay, one would struggle to fetch retail price.

Oh, and now that CC are basing their production runs on the number of pre-orders, those models that everyone thinks will be valuable might not be due to the larger numbers made when every collector goes and orders one.

You're right Thomas regarding Frosty Cobra, and wasn't it satisfying to see all those people who bought several of them with the express desire to sell them for a large profit, get burned :D

Kashmir
03-04-2010, 11:02 AM
You're right Thomas regarding Frosty Cobra, and wasn't it satisfying to see all those people who bought several of them with the express desire to sell them for a large profit, get burned :D

Yep certainly made me happy:D

sleepy
04-04-2010, 07:03 PM
You're right Thomas regarding Frosty Cobra, and wasn't it satisfying to see all those people who bought several of them with the express desire to sell them for a large profit, get burned :DI never did understand what all the hype was about that model and yes it is quite amusing to sit back now and see what people are getting for them.

edy
05-04-2010, 06:53 AM
It's cheaper to wreck that model for spare parts.

The front splitter is perfect for the Frosty 05 test car with FPR, the OZ turbines are good not to mention other parts.

louieate8ate
09-04-2010, 05:43 PM
Yeah that's a good point.

I got 3 Code 3's made by Rascot and I consider them to be valuable. Dunno how much they would reach in the open market though.

1. 2001 First test Ford by CL
2. 2005 China car
3. 2006 CL Lnowdes Phillip Island Runner Up car.
4. Lnowdes BA bonnet based upon 2008 BF T8 bonnet.
Hey Edy...., If you ever want to find out..........China car.....Lnowdes car... :D :D

Mixalis
16-04-2010, 06:54 AM
Hey, i hope this relates to this thread, generally speaking the lower the C.O.A (your cars build number) the more valuable the model right?

Ive noticed ordering straight from Biante pretty much guarantees a low number COA. But is it the earlier you order the model, the lower C.O.A? For eg you order the model the day it comes out, you might get a C.O.A <20?

Thanks!

Holdennumber1
16-04-2010, 09:18 AM
Hey, i hope this relates to this thread, generally speaking the lower the C.O.A (your cars build number) the more valuable the model right?
Thanks! Generally, it doesn't matter how low the COA is and it really has no affect on the value on the model unless:
1. It is a significant number relating to the model (eg, COA#1979 for the 79 Bathurst winner. Or COA#05 for any Brock cars).

2. If the COA is anything from 1-10 or 1-100, it might drive the price up a bit but usually not that much unless its very low (1-10 range).

A model with a signed COA will also usually sell for a bit more too, but it depends on the driver.

monarocveightz
16-04-2010, 02:46 PM
Hey, i hope this relates to this thread, generally speaking the lower the C.O.A (your cars build number) the more valuable the model right?

Ive noticed ordering straight from Biante pretty much guarantees a low number COA. But is it the earlier you order the model, the lower C.O.A? For eg you order the model the day it comes out, you might get a C.O.A <20?

Thanks!


In regards to your second question, I'm pretty sure Biante just randomly pick a model out of their stock and send it......so ordering a model on the day of release doesn't necessarily mean that you will get a lower COA than one ordered days or weeks later.

Damage
17-04-2010, 01:12 PM
Hey, i hope this relates to this thread, generally speaking the lower the C.O.A (your cars build number) the more valuable the model right?

There are definately collectors out there (myself included) that do prefer low COA numbers. For me, it just adds another element to the chase. That being the case, if anything is more desirable, its usually worth a bit more. As an example, I have had some very good offers on my 1/18 Brock Bathurst winners with COA No. 0002. On the other hand, some people don't care. On a side note, I was lucky enough to secure the 83 BW with plate number 0005 which was pretty cool IMO.

Ive noticed ordering straight from Biante pretty much guarantees a low number COA. But is it the earlier you order the model, the lower C.O.A? For eg you order the model the day it comes out, you might get a C.O.A <20?

Thanks!

In the past, and generally speaking, Biante HQ usually has had COAs under No. 0150 and I guess it depends which box is open at any given time. Ordering earlier does not guarantee a lower COA number as I found out with the Brock race #05 and #10 VLs. I got low ones but even though I ordered them both within an hour of release, the COA numbers were very different, one was in the 80s, and the other was around the No. 0120 mark.


EDIT: Not sure on this, but I think the new distribution warehouse will be over east and they might be already sending some models from over there. Somebody who knows more might be able to clarify this.

Mixalis
17-04-2010, 09:20 PM
Thanks to everyone that got to answering my questions.

With the low C.O.A numbers, it does make sense that if the model is significant, there are collectors who really desire the lower C.O.A. From what ive seen though, generally the lower C.O.A's add abit.

With the signed C.O.A ive noticed that the people who get it signed by the driver personally usually drive the price up abit. If it was me and i met a driver who 'raced' one of my cars, i would definitely get him to sign the C.O.A. (The only thing that doesnt make sense to me is when people get the model is signed....) Everyone's different i guess, but personally, i would keep the model mint and just the C.O.A signed. A couple of my C.O.A's already came signed by the drivers and it looks great :D

With the second part Damage pretty much covered everything :) Initially i thought it was like 'early bird gets the worm', being the lower COA's. But it good that Biante does generally keep the low C.O.A's for online orders.

Well thanks for answering, makes more sense now. Reason i ask is because up until now all my Biante models have been purchased elsewhere, because i love the X series falcons and they were made ages ago.

The only models in my collection that were initially purchased from Biante by my dad were the Wild Violet and Quicksilver XY's (he bought them straight off Biante) but when i got hold of his models, ive just been extending the collection (im on 8 1:18's)

But the James Courtney FG thats coming out is a must have for me so it will be a first for me to order off the website and i enjoy having lower COAs. Just wanted to know if there were any tricks (like ordering straight away) to getting extremely low C.O.A's.

Thanks!

Damage
17-04-2010, 09:31 PM
Its an individual thing, myself and a few other members like Ash have a bit of a low COA number fetish. I don't think it could be successfully argued that very low COA numbers do not fetch higher prices on average. There must also be a reason why most COA numbers from 0002 to 0009 are scooped up by staff.

Same scenario as the Red Dust. Supply and demand. I don't understand the attraction but its worth a fair bit. Same goes for the Westpoints and the Frosty GT. They do nothing for me personally, but the demand is high.

Mixalis
18-04-2010, 09:33 AM
I noticed the Frosty GT was extremely high demand and i doubt its just because it was the first year he was with FPR. Sure it had a low build number (500 i think) but are those enough reasons for the model to be that high?

Also, do you happen to know how many JC FG's they are going to make? I know the VE's were super low build quantities and just wandering if the FG's are going to get the same treatment?

Thanks

Holdennumber1
18-04-2010, 11:59 AM
I noticed the Frosty GT was extremely high demand and i doubt its just because it was the first year he was with FPR. Sure it had a low build number (500 i think) but are those enough reasons for the model to be that high? Apart from the very low numbers, it also has a killer livery and was Frosty's breakout year with his first win. Plus he now has a lot of fans that probably want the model. Apart from that, it just went up and up and up with no real reason much like the CC Vitamin C charger.

HRT1
19-04-2010, 11:00 AM
I noticed the Frosty GT was extremely high demand and i doubt its just because it was the first year he was with FPR. Sure it had a low build number (500 i think) but are those enough reasons for the model to be that high?

Also, do you happen to know how many JC FG's they are going to make? I know the VE's were super low build quantities and just wandering if the FG's are going to get the same treatment?

Thanks
700-800 maybe? i could be well off but i think thats the round a bout number....

speaking of build numbers, how bout the qtys of vodafone cars being released by the other mob??

Lowndes: 2500
Whincup: 1900

massive numbers....

Damage
19-04-2010, 11:14 AM
Apart from the very low numbers, it also has a killer livery and was Frosty's breakout year with his first win. Plus he now has a lot of fans that probably want the model. Apart from that, it just went up and up and up with no real reason much like the CC Vitamin C charger.

Killer livery? Thats a matter of opinion, I dont think its anything special. Youve outlined a number of other factors involved in the inflated MV, and all of these do have an infuence. Wonder what will happen if he wins a Bathurst...

Holdennumber1
19-04-2010, 02:21 PM
Killer livery? Thats a matter of opinion, I dont think its anything special. Youve outlined a number of other factors involved in the inflated MV, and all of these do have an infuence. Wonder what will happen if he wins a Bathurst... Well it was a good looking car IMO. Looks aren't everything but it must play some role in its value. Its not like anyone would pay over $1000 for a model of a very ugly car.

HRT1
19-04-2010, 04:21 PM
Killer livery? Thats a matter of opinion, I dont think its anything special. Youve outlined a number of other factors involved in the inflated MV, and all of these do have an infuence. Wonder what will happen if he wins a Bathurst...
agreed.... i reall dont understand all the hype around that model. A model like the 2004 Spiderman Bathurst Winner on the other hand.... or something as different as the Red Dust model I can understand going for big dollars. There have been much better FPR liveries than that one

Mixalis
19-04-2010, 05:30 PM
agreed.... i reall dont understand all the hype around that model. A model like the 2004 Spiderman Bathurst Winner on the other hand.... or something as different as the Red Dust model I can understand going for big dollars. There have been much better FPR liveries than that one

Especially this year IMO. I think the FPR livery on Frosty's car this year looks absolutely fantastic!

Numark83
20-04-2010, 09:14 AM
Couple of Points:

BA mold quality was much better than the BF.
FPR cars looked good with the A-Tek rims - 06 was the only year they ran them - and only at NZ!
Only 500 made.
Highest finish in the championship for FPR that year (up until 2008).
Best looking FPR livery IMO.
Lack of sponsorship clutter.
Classic GT sponsorship.I agree this car's value is strangely high, but it's definitely one of my faves. I can't justify paying $800-$1000 for a 1/18, or $100-$200 for a 1/43, but my 1/64 of it literally just arrived in the post. Now I have all of the 06/07 FPR cars in one scale or another, which is all I collect. I just find it so weird that Frosty 06 goes for $1000, and Frosty 07 goes for $100.

Mixalis
20-04-2010, 05:05 PM
Couple of Points:
BA mold quality was much better than the BF.
FPR cars looked good with the A-Tek rims - 06 was the only year they ran them - and only at NZ!
Only 500 made.
Highest finish in the championship for FPR that year (up until 2008).
Best looking FPR livery IMO.
Lack of sponsorship clutter.
Classic GT sponsorship.I agree this car's value is strangely high, but it's definitely one of my faves. I can't justify paying $800-$1000 for a 1/18, or $100-$200 for a 1/43, but my 1/64 of it literally just arrived in the post. Now I have all of the 06/07 FPR cars in one scale or another, which is all I collect. I just find it so weird that Frosty 06 goes for $1000, and Frosty 07 goes for $100.

Thanks for that, really detailed! i too personally love that livery, especially the GT on the side, really unique!

Numark83
21-04-2010, 09:26 AM
No worries. I added my 1:64 to the garage last night, and even though it's the only 1:64 I have, the GT livery still makes it stand out.

IMO the car's value is highly dependent on its release number. If this was 1250, like the 2007 FPR cars, I suspect the average price would come down to around RRP. Still quite collectable, especially for Frosty fans, but not the 'holy grail' as some collectors refer to it. There were 1000 Bright 2006 and 1000 Sandown winner 2006 models, and they usually go for between $175 and $250.

Does anyone know why model makers do this? Why would they limit their sales with a lower release number, especially of a popular driver? How can they make a further profit once they have already sold all of their cars to retailers at a set price? Looking at the CC 2009 Van Giz, the release number was 750 and the cars are now fetching $300.

Mixalis
21-04-2010, 03:15 PM
No worries. I added my 1:64 to the garage last night, and even though it's the only 1:64 I have, the GT livery still makes it stand out.

IMO the car's value is highly dependent on its release number. If this was 1250, like the 2007 FPR cars, I suspect the average price would come down to around RRP. Still quite collectable, especially for Frosty fans, but not the 'holy grail' as some collectors refer to it. There were 1000 Bright 2006 and 1000 Sandown winner 2006 models, and they usually go for between $175 and $250.

Does anyone know why model makers do this? Why would they limit their sales with a lower release number, especially of a popular driver? How can they make a further profit once they have already sold all of their cars to retailers at a set price? Looking at the CC 2009 Van Giz, the release number was 750 and the cars are now fetching $300.

Interesting observations, even more reasons to hope for lower build numbers for the James Courtney model, for people that will purchase it IMO! Even though ill probably never sell up, its still nice to know that your model is very rare as not many of them were made. Even better if your model has a lower C.O.A!

louieate8ate
21-04-2010, 04:59 PM
As the saying goes "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder".If I like the look of a car I will buy,if I can afford it.I cannot afford 1k for a 06 Frosty,which some like and some don't,I like it. I don't buy to make a profit if I sold them and the history of the car or build numbers, doesn't matter as long as it looks good to me.

Formula
21-04-2010, 05:57 PM
Definitely eye of the beholder. But the pricetags do make a lot of cars unreachable.

Personally I've got no interest in build numbers, except for said numbers relating to the model. Like number 750 in the Walkinshaw road car.

As far as build quantities go, is there any consistancy as far as values? Just because something has a low quantity, does this guarantee a higher price? If even slightly?

Holdennumber1
21-04-2010, 06:09 PM
As far as build quantities go, is there any consistancy as far as values? Just because something has a low quantity, does this guarantee a higher price? If even slightly? It depends on what model it is. If its a highly desirable model like the Lowndes Red Dust car and the numbers are low, it will go up.
Most low numbers models still don't seem to go up a whole lot and I think the reason that the numbers are so low in the first place is because there is not a huge demand for them. As an example, this occurs for models of less popular V8 supercar drivers.

inter
21-04-2010, 07:45 PM
Definitely eye of the beholder. But the pricetags do make a lot of cars unreachable.

Personally I've got no interest in build numbers, except for said numbers relating to the model. Like number 750 in the Walkinshaw road car.

As far as build quantities go, is there any consistancy as far as values? Just because something has a low quantity, does this guarantee a higher price? If even slightly?

Low quantity has some effect on the models value...it is not the only factor but id does help.

onfire
21-04-2010, 07:54 PM
It depends on what model it is. If its a highly desirable model like the Lowndes Red Dust car and the numbers are low, it will go up.
Most low numbers models still don't seem to go up a whole lot and I think the reason that the numbers are so low in the first place is because there is not a huge demand for them. As an example, this occurs for models of less popular V8 supercar drivers.


i think there is only a very small percentage of people who care about coa number's, most people just want the car, also coa numbers has no bearring on what car came off the production line first

sleepy
21-04-2010, 07:58 PM
i think there is only a very small percentage of people who care about coa number's, most people just want the car, also coa numbers has no bearring on what car came off the production line firstYes please lets stop calling the coa number a build number..

Mixalis
21-04-2010, 07:59 PM
As the saying goes "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder".If I like the look of a car I will buy,if I can afford it.I cannot afford 1k for a 06 Frosty,which some like and some don't,I like it. I don't buy to make a profit if I sold them and the history of the car or build numbers, doesn't matter as long as it looks good to me.

Buying a car that you like the look of is pretty much what i do, but the history and build numbers also play a large part for me. Personally though, trying to find a low C.O.A is sort of like the second part of the hunt for a model that you really like.

That doesnt mean i stay away from large build quantity models though as the majority of my ones are X series falcons. They made most of them in large quantities!

HQGTS74
21-04-2010, 09:10 PM
I'm not one that goes for special or low COA's, but if something special did come up for sale (ie. 351 for an XY or 350 for a Monaro), i would be prepared to pay a little more as it would be a cool certificate to have.;)

Chris

Damage
22-04-2010, 05:03 PM
I think we can conclude, given the silly prices of the Red Dust, Westpoints, 89 BW and the 06 Frosty, that Ford collectors are, on average, dumber than collectors of the other makes :p

ratster70
22-04-2010, 05:15 PM
I think we can conclude, given the silly prices of the Red Dust, Westpoints, 89 BW and the 06 Frosty, that Ford collectors are, on average, dumber than collectors of the other makes :p


Certainly makes sense to me lol :p

louieate8ate
22-04-2010, 05:28 PM
I think we can conclude, given the silly prices of the Red Dust, Westpoints, 89 BW and the 06 Frosty, that Ford collectors are, on average, dumber than collectors of the other makes :p
Either that or not cheapskates:p:D

Maq
22-04-2010, 07:12 PM
Just jelous that Holdens are worth poo. Quality comes with a price tag:p

Holdennumber1
22-04-2010, 07:19 PM
Just jelous that Holdens are worth poo. Quality comes with a price tag:p
Pfft, Holdens can be valuable too.;):p
1968 Bathurst winner
1969 Bathurst winner
HK, HG road Monaro's
1972 bathurst winner
1973 Bathurst loser #1 XU-1
1978 Bathurst winner
1979 Bathurst winner
VL Group A Walky Road car
1990 Bathurst winner
1996 Bathurst winner
2002 Bathurst winner
2003 Bathurst winner
2004 Bathurst winner

The majority of these models are all worth over $400.

Oh and Dion, you forgot about those Ford GT twin mirror thingo's that are worth in the mid to high $1000's.

ratster70
22-04-2010, 07:27 PM
Pfft, Holdens can be valuable too.;):p
1968 Bathurst winner
1969 Bathurst winner
HK, HG road Monaro's
1972 bathurst winner
1973 Bathurst loser #1 XU-1
1978 Bathurst winner
1979 Bathurst winner
VL Group A Walky Road car
1990 Bathurst winner
1996 Bathurst winner
2002 Bathurst winner
2003 Bathurst winner
2004 Bathurst winner

The majority of these models are all worth over $400.

Oh and Dion, you forgot about those Ford GT twin mirror thingo's that are worth in the mid to high $1000's.

Did someone say EFIJY oh yeah that was me lol

HQGTS74
22-04-2010, 07:47 PM
Oh and some sort of Holden panelvan will set you back about half a grand. (sounds more expensive this way):D

Mixalis
22-04-2010, 07:56 PM
Just jelous that Holdens are worth poo. Quality comes with a price tag:p

Hahahha you get what you pay for dont you? :P

As long as its built the aussie muscle way then thats fine :D I mean we prefer them over imports dont we?;)

grease
22-04-2010, 10:43 PM
I think we can conclude, given the silly prices of the Red Dust, Westpoints, 89 BW and the 06 Frosty, that Ford collectors are, on average, dumber than collectors of the other makes :p

If you buy them when they first come out its a good price, before inflation.

Damage
23-04-2010, 05:43 PM
Oh and Dion, you forgot about those Ford GT twin mirror thingo's that are worth in the mid to high $1000's.

lol, forgot about that one Thomas. "Hey, I'm gonna pay a grand for an extra mirror!! ... What? No, that's just for the mirror, the model is extra..." Sorry guys, hard to resist a bit of friendly banter with brand loyalty. :p

YRI55K
27-04-2010, 04:18 PM
hey fella's im after some value's on some very old FRANKLIN MINT models which were made in the mid 1980's...i got a few here and just curious...any help would be great

artwebber
30-04-2010, 01:51 AM
ive got a few 1:18 model cars sitting in my room there taking up space and i no longer want them so how would i go about selling them ive heard they have gone up in price but dont know who to trust (dont want to get riped off )


ive got

1:18#17 jhonson- schuppan bathurst 1978 COA #550 / 3600

1:18 ATCC dick jhonson seirra 1988 COA # 2655/4000

1:18 allan moffat coca cola mustang

1:18 steve jhonson AU #17


and a few others

FastRedCars
30-04-2010, 07:35 AM
Some members of this Forum may reply, and give you approximate values for the models you have, but be aware that not all models have gone up in value - some are worth less than new RRP - but as you've not listed all the ones you want to sell, its hard to say. There is a thread on this Forum where you can ask members "What's my Model worth" - try that and wait till you get a few replies - that'll put you in the ball-park for each one you wish to sell. (There are some very knowledgable members on here regarding model values). You can then offer them on the Buy/Swap/Sell section of this forum - but you have to nominate a price you want, and you should give a good description of the condition of the model, the COA number, box condition, etc, AND be prepared to wrap them properly for mailing to buyers.

For values, you can also look on eBay; go to Advanced Search, put in basic model details (EG: 1:18 Johnson Falcon), select Completed Listings, and see what recent prices have been received on eBay for your model. Take more notice of the prices on those that sold (dollars in green), than the prices on those that didn't sell (dollars in red or black); But note these completed listings are only for the most recent period (last 90 days I think) - but its a guide to the current market for each model you have. If you can't find your model there, its either because they are tightly held (and could therefore be valuable if offered for sale) - or are un-popular and therefore worth less than new, so no one bothers.

There are other on-line selling/trading sites, but I don't use them, so can't tell you about them. GoodLuck. Oh, one last thing - you will probably do better if you sell each model individually, rather than all together as a collection.

FastRedCars
30-04-2010, 01:15 PM
1:18#17 jhonson- schuppan bathurst 1978 COA #550 / 36001:18 ATCC dick jhonson seirra 1988 COA # 2655/40001:18 allan moffat coca cola mustang 1:18 steve jhonson AU #17

what are they worth


April 2010 results on eBay for the above:

1) $170 + $20 = SOLD
$295 + ?? = SOLD
$250 + $16.40 = SOLD
$245 + $12 = NOT SOLD

2) $230 + $25 = SOLD (14 Bids)
$231 + $30 = SOLD (10 Bids)
$395 + $24 = SOLD (1 Bid only)

3) $295 + $19.45 SOLD (Buy it Now)
$500 + $ 30 NOT SOLD

4) $65 + $25 SOLD
$89.88 + $15 SOLD
$99 + $ 25 SOLD
$160 + $20 NOT SOLD

SO, in the current market, you should be able to sell the first 3 OK, if you ask a reasonable price; But looks like the 4th car you listed is a bit un-loved, so you may have to sell it cheap (compared to new RRP). Also note, all the above were Mint, in box, in "as new" condition; - you will get less for dusty or damaged models, missing COA's or missing/damaged boxes. Good advice is to give full and honest descriptions when you go to sell, even if it means getting less than the " top market price" for any non-"mint & boxed" models (will save LOTS of hassels !).

malscar
30-04-2010, 04:25 PM
hey fella's im after some value's on some very old FRANKLIN MINT models which were made in the mid 1980's...i got a few here and just curious...any help would be great


What are they since that may help us give you some idea.

YRI55K
02-05-2010, 12:41 PM
ok..their 1.12 scale...off the top of my head theirs a rolls royce silver ghost..duesenberg j derham tourster...mercedes 500 k special roadster..mercedes benz 770k and jaguar ss 100...

all models are mint..i was even readin the booklets that came with em n they say some of the cars hav gold n silver plated parts..even the radiators are copper

npf
03-05-2010, 08:07 AM
I am getting ready to move house and have a few extra model I want to sell
what would they be worth?

1:18's
track red xy gtho
FORD BA SEDAN ACID RUSH
2000 SKAIFE COMMODORE
CALTEX BOND SIERRA
1988 VL FAI GRICE COMMODORE
BA GT SILVER / BLACK STRIPE FALCON
BA GT-P SILVER/ORANGE STRIPE FALCON
BA UTE PHANTOM
2000 VT PERKINS
VT INGALL COMMODORE
VT CONCEPT MONARO GOLD
VT LOWNDES/McCONVILLE PRESENTATION COMMODORE
VT SKAIFE/ MORRIS PRESENTATION COMMODORE
XD Dick Johnson Rock Car
VT VALVOLINE TANDER COMMODORE
VT Valvoline Bargwanna commodore
BA BETTA ELECTRICAL FALCON
LX SLR5000 BLUE TORANA
R8 Sting Red clubsport
MOFFAT SIERRA

1:43rds
1:43 HRT JASON BRIGHT COMMODORE
1:43 HT MONARO MONZA BLUE
1:43 MONARO BLK-BLU
1:43 HRT MARK SKAIFE COMMODORE
1:43 MONARO VERADO GREEN

Holdennumber1
03-05-2010, 02:45 PM
2000 Skaife is around $110-$160
1988 FAI Walky is probably worth around $150
I'm pretty sure the Skaife/Morris presentation car is around $180
And the Tander and Bargwanna VT's are worth stuff all. Maybe $80 if your lucky.

DJR17
05-05-2010, 12:12 PM
anyone know what the classics XA RPO (black coupe) is worth

HQGTS74
05-05-2010, 05:40 PM
anyone know what the classics XA RPO (black coupe) is worth

anywhere between $120-160ish..

Damage
13-05-2010, 03:56 PM
Roughly what do the Autoart/Biante LH/LX road cars go for? I've seen the Palais White go for a bit.

HQGTS74
13-05-2010, 05:27 PM
Roughly what do the Autoart/Biante LH/LX road cars go for? I've seen the Palais White go for a bit.

Sometimes a bit all over the place Dion, but i can give you a rough idea:

White a9x hatch $260-320
Orange a9x hatch $200-220
Red A9x Hatch $140-180

Green L34 Sedan $180-220
Red L34 sedan $130-175
Yellow L34 Sedan $160-200

Blue A9x Sedan $175-200
Red SLR 5000 $140-160

That's all i can think of right now;)

Chris