With the current fluctuating collector's market, a V8 Holden, especially a special model like the CV8 Monaro, is always a safe investment, given that these cars were produced in limited numbers. Finding one in exceptional condition, particularly one that hasn't been heavily modified, is becoming increasingly difficult.

This vehicle is very original and has been maintained in immaculate condition by the previous owner, who was a professional. The maintenance is up to date, and there is a full service history to verify its condition. The photographs clearly show that the presentation of this car is excellent.

There are many telltale signs to look for on a Monaro that indicate how well it has been cared for. This vehicle shows evidence of a very gentle and easy life. It has been garaged and loved, with rubber seals and mouldings in very good condition. The paintwork, in Quicksilver colour, is impeccable, and the wheels present very well.

The leather interior is exceptional. Many Monaros suffer from leather stitching coming apart; however, this vehicle's interior is in great condition. The door cards are also in very good shape—an area where many Monaros show leather peeling.

Driving this car is an incredible experience. The feel from the LS1 engine underfoot is exceptional, and with the sports exhaust fitted, the sound is amazing. The car remains solid and tight on the road, with responsive steering and smooth transmission shifts, as expected from a well-cared-for vehicle. Notably, it has only traveled around 4,000 kilometers per year, which is minimal. Even the boot presents perfectly, with the spare wheel appearing unused.

There are no marks or chips on the front of the car, and the engine bay is still original. The tortoise shell engine cover shows no signs of paint peel, a common issue on these models. This is simply a very nice example of a Monaro, making it a safe option if you are looking to invest in a vehicle that is likely to appreciate in value over time. This vehicle would certainly not look out of place in a collection or a Motor Museum.

If you would like to inspect this vehicle, please leave your details in the fields provided, and we will respond to your inquiry promptly. We are conveniently located 15 minutes out of the city in the northeastern suburbs and welcome your inquiry.

With the current fluctuating collector's market, a V8 Holden, especially a special model like the CV8 Monaro, is always a safe investment, given that these cars were produced in limited numbers. Finding one in exceptional condition, particularly one that hasn't been heavily modified, is becoming increasingly difficult.

This vehicle is very original and has been maintained in immaculate condition by the previous owner, who was a professional. The maintenance is up to date, and there is a full service history to verify its condition. The photographs clearly show that the presentation of this car is excellent.

There are many telltale signs to look for on a Monaro that indicate how well it has been cared for. This vehicle shows evidence of a very gentle and easy life. It has been garaged and loved, with rubber seals and mouldings in very good condition. The paintwork, in Quicksilver colour, is impeccable, and the wheels present very well.

The leather interior is exceptional. Many Monaros suffer from leather stitching coming apart; however, this vehicle's interior is in great condition. The door cards are also in very good shape—an area where many Monaros show leather peeling.

Driving this car is an incredible experience. The feel from the LS1 engine underfoot is exceptional, and with the sports exhaust fitted, the sound is amazing. The car remains solid and tight on the road, with responsive steering and smooth transmission shifts, as expected from a well-cared-for vehicle. Notably, it has only traveled around 4,000 kilometers per year, which is minimal. Even the boot presents perfectly, with the spare wheel appearing unused.

There are no marks or chips on the front of the car, and the engine bay is still original. The tortoise shell engine cover shows no signs of paint peel, a common issue on these models. This is simply a very nice example of a Monaro, making it a safe option if you are looking to invest in a vehicle that is likely to appreciate in value over time. This vehicle would certainly not look out of place in a collection or a Motor Museum.

If you would like to inspect this vehicle, please leave your details in the fields provided, and we will respond to your inquiry promptly. We are conveniently located 15 minutes out of the city in the northeastern suburbs and welcome your inquiry.