GTHO III built for Allan Moffat AUCTION

**Sorted** · 21-01-2007, 01:19 PM

It appears that a GTHO III specially ordered and built for Allan Moffat is to be auctioned. The car has 26000 miles and is in concours condition.

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Bonhams & Goodman is pleased to announce the consignment of an historic Ford G.T.H.O Phase III for the March Collectors' Cars Auction

The famed G.T.H.O was developed for racing and is the ultimate Falcon GT. The prototype was built by racing legend Allan Moffat in 1970 and prepared for the long distance race at Bathurst. Moffat went on to achieve back to back victories in phase II and III versions of the car in 1970 and 1971.

This example was built in May 1971 to the express order of Mr Moffat and optioned to his specific requirements. These options remain on the car, as per a specification sheet from the Ford Motor Company signed by Mr Moffat. It is in concours original condition with a total recorded mileage of only c26,000km. This fine car will headline the nationwide auction of Collectors' Cars on 25 March 2007.

Enquiries
David Bird (02) 9327 9907 or email david.bird@bonhams.com

http://www.bonhamsandgoodman.com.au/

4Vman · 21-01-2007, 01:25 PM

Im not sure how acurate that description is... Ive been told Moffat knows nothing about this car!

**Sorted** · 21-01-2007, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by 4Vman

Im not sure how acurate that description is... Ive been told Moffat knows nothing about this car!

Which bit is not accurate?

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This example was built in May 1971 to the express order of Mr Moffat and optioned to his specific requirements. These options remain on the car, as per a specification sheet from the Ford Motor Company signed by Mr Moffat. It is in concours original condition with a total recorded mileage of only c26,000km

Maybe its 26,000 miles then, in either way a 1971 Genuine GTHO III will be worth as much as a house, even more, lol

4Vman · 21-01-2007, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DRHEMI

Which bit is not accurate?

That it was built as Moffats personal driver... I'll make some enquiries and see if its right or wrong.

**Sorted** · 21-01-2007, 01:42 PM

Meeeeeeeeeeeeh

Doesn't really matter - its still a 1971 GTHO III with 26,000klms or miles on the clock in concours condition.

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Originally Posted by sbutler

It'll go for big bucks dont worry about that.
Any HO in that condition weather owned/ordered by Moffat or not, will be worth $$$$$

Exactly..................

sbutler · 21-01-2007, 01:40 PM

It'll go for big bucks dont worry about that.
Any HO in that condition weather owned/ordered by Moffat or not, will be worth $$$$$

4Vman · 21-01-2007, 01:44 PM

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Originally Posted by sbutler

It'll go for big bucks dont worry about that.
Any HO in that condition weather owned/ordered by Moffat or not, will be worth $$$$$

Absolutely, if its got a genuine 26,000 miles on the clock and still has its original engine and its in perfect condition its going to fetch big $$$

If it is as claimed to be Moffat's personal car it will attract a premium though..

**Mechan1k** · 21-01-2007, 01:44 PM

That'd be awesome to see in the metal ... that's for sure.

KOUPE76 · 21-01-2007, 01:53 PM

NICE, so what price do you guy's think it will go for? I'm thinking 500k plus as a HK Bathurst Monaro recently sold for 300k :togo: at auction so surely the Phase 3 is worth more?

Mick.

**Sorted** · 21-01-2007, 01:57 PM

Didn't a black GTHO with a sunroof sell for $400k

SO I would think more than that............

But as the Rich people have seen that these will just increase in value and they will buy to store somewhere and sell at a later date

More like $600k I would think

KOUPE76 · 21-01-2007, 02:02 PM

Damn, so you think 600k plus? Probably go to a unamed collector.

Interceptor · 21-01-2007, 02:04 PM

i'm betting $800k+

The Monty · 21-01-2007, 02:34 PM

Ill say around $800 000 myself. I think that people will pay anything for one these days.

MITCHAY · 21-01-2007, 05:32 PM

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Originally Posted by The Monty

Ill say around $800 000 myself. I think that people will pay anything for one these days.

More dollars than sense if you ask me

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**TUF_302** · 21-01-2007, 06:08 PM

Who wants to buy that for me!

Bucknaked · 21-01-2007, 02:37 PM

I reckon is will go for Gazillions.

ltd · 21-01-2007, 03:23 PM

Methinks just south of the 1 million mark. Well into the 900,000 anyway.
Didn't some guy in Melbourne buy one last year for 1.2?

Blue Oval Mopar Man · 21-01-2007, 03:56 PM

My prediction is it will go for more than I can afford !!!!!!

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1600GT · 21-01-2007, 05:08 PM

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The prototype was built by racing legend Allan Moffat in 1970

since when...??
Moffat drove them. he didnt build them. thats was FSV @ lot 6's job.

if they cant get this well known part right, the rest might be just as suss...

MMD · 21-01-2007, 05:25 PM

Look at the Rego Plates
GTHO . 3 if it includes them expect more again.
PPl will be out the **** just for them.

Seagull · 22-01-2007, 11:54 AM

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Originally Posted by 1600GT

since when...??
Moffat drove them. he didnt build them. thats was FSV @ lot 6's job.
if they cant get this well known part right, the rest might be just as suss...

The original Phase 1 was developed by Allan Moffat at his Toorak workshop.

The second paragraph

The famed G.T.H.O was developed for racing and is the ultimate Falcon GT. The prototype was built by racing legend Allan Moffat in 1970 and prepared for the long distance race at Bathurst. Moffat went on to achieve back to back victories in phase II and III versions of the car in 1970 and 1971.

Is only a general comment about the history of the GTHO's it is not saying that this[U] car was raced or built for racing or prepared by Allan Moffat Racing.

I was talking to Allan this morning and he wasn't aware that this car was up for sale. He was supplied with aroad car by Ford Motor Company in 1971.
I will be seeing him tomorrow so I will get any updates.

Grasshoppr · 22-01-2007, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Seagull

The original Phase 1 was developed by Allan Moffat at his Toorak workshop.

The second paragraph

The famed G.T.H.O was developed for racing and is the ultimate Falcon GT. The prototype was built by racing legend Allan Moffat in 1970 and prepared for the long distance race at Bathurst. Moffat went on to achieve back to back victories in phase II and III versions of the car in 1970 and 1971.

Is only a general comment about the history of the GTHO's it is not saying that this[U] car was raced or built for racing or prepared by Allan Moffat Racing.

I was talking to Allan this morning and he wasn't aware that this car was up for sale. He was supplied with aroad car by Ford Motor Company in 1971.
I will be seeing him tomorrow so I will get any updates.

Ahh Seagull, the man who would really know the truth from Alan himself. You relly are the "Club Historian"

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**Sorted** · 22-01-2007, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Seagull

The original Phase 1 was developed by Allan Moffat at his Toorak workshop.

The second paragraph

The famed G.T.H.O was developed for racing and is the ultimate Falcon GT. The prototype was built by racing legend Allan Moffat in 1970 and prepared for the long distance race at Bathurst. Moffat went on to achieve back to back victories in phase II and III versions of the car in 1970 and 1971.

Is only a general comment about the history of the GTHO's it is not saying that this[U] car was raced or built for racing or prepared by Allan Moffat Racing.

I was talking to Allan this morning and he wasn't aware that this car was up for sale. He was supplied with aroad car by Ford Motor Company in 1971.
I will be seeing him tomorrow so I will get any updates.

Thank GOD some one has all the FACTS and not just hear say as alot of members have posted up..............

And as I have said before I will say again, ITS STILL A GTHO III............

Seagull · 23-01-2007, 04:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Seagull

I was talking to Allan this morning and he wasn't aware that this car was up for sale. He was supplied with aroad car by Ford Motor Company in 1971.
I will be seeing him tomorrow so I will get any updates.

Caught up with Allan this afternoon. He has had discussions with Bonhams & Goddman yesterday. This is what there website says now about the Phase 3.

Falcon G.T.H.O Phase III
Bonhams & Goodman is pleased to announce the consignment of an historic Ford G.T.H.O Phase III for the March Collectors' Cars Auction

The famed G.T.H.O was developed for racing and is the ultimate Falcon GT. The prototype was built in 1969 and prepared for the long distance race at Bathurst. Allan Moffat went on to achieve back to back victories in phase II and III versions of the car in 1970 and 1971.

This example was built in May 1971, It is in concours original condition with a total recorded mileage of only c25,000km. With its interesting provenance, this fine car will headline the nationwide auction of Collectors' Cars on 25 March 2007.