The issue I have with it is the right hand tank cover, or "Floor mat support" in GM-H speak.
The 25 gallon tank cover is the same profile as the 16 gallon cover, with extensions spot welded onto the sides. This arrangement is common, as are the part numbers, for HK, HT and HG models fitted with the 25 gallon tank.
The flange on the side of the top cover is 95mm above the rear "chassis rail" with the 25 gallon tank and the correct cover.
As best I can see in the photograph the cover flange is resting on that rail, therefore the extensions are not fitted to the cover, and it's only a 16 gallon tank.
The top of the tank should also be level with the point where the inner buttress meets the inner wheelhouse, and it seems to fall well short of that height.
In addition, there should be an extension bracket on the rail to support the 6" wheels that were standard on the HK327, and that seems to be missing. Perhaps some HKs were like that, but my understanding is that it should be there.
If, as Byron said earlier, someone has viewed the car and verified the numbers, and if the 81837 on the tags match those numbers, then I'm interpreting the photo incorrectly.
If I'm right, then someone is offering a lot of money for, at best, a modified or rebirthed 307 car.
P.S. Since we try to be correct here, no matter if it's a 186S, 307 or 327 HK Monaro, it isn't a "Bathurst" Monaro. There is no such thing.
Edited by user Friday, 6 May 2016 1:09:22 AM(UTC)
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