Email me. I need more info. ie seating capacity, GVW etc. But on the surface its an Acacia Ridge built XX7 Sandman van. The last digit of the body number is a B not an 8. There is one too many digits in the TRIM code and the rear diff code is GV7 not 6V7.
Im very interested in the data as 6cyl Sandmans are very rare nowadays, and I hardly have any recorded. Extremely interested in the GVW.
As to worth, even though its rarer than the V8 examples its probably not going to pull V8 Sandman $. Particularly since its been modified. Having said that, if youre going to invest $ into a Holden commerical as a modified vehicle, a Sandman is a good place to start as it will always have residual value as a Sandman. Value will also depend upon how butchered it was for the LPG conversion eg removal of spare wheel support, holes for LPG filler etc. If its in really good nick and original Sandman bits are OK (dash, guards, seats, door trims, headlining etc) then my guess is around $5,000-$7,000. If it had its original 202, M20 and was dead original youd probably get $10,000 or close to it. A V8, particularly a 308 in the same condition maybe $15,000 as opposed to a concours car which might fetch $25,000 or more, although the HQ Sandman will probably always be the most valuable. A mate of mine sold a 308 M21 HZ Sandman in Carribean Turquoise as a complete van, albeit with the wrong chassis for $5,000. It was rust free but needed paint and retrim plus a few other bits and pieces. One of the Fastlane members bought it.
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If we all had the same (good) taste, who would buy all the Fords?
Edited by user Friday, 9 February 2007 10:56:24 PM(UTC)
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