1969 Holden Monaro Coupe GTS HT
$198,500
Excl. Govt. Charges
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Absolutely Stunning Factory Ordered 350 V8 GTS 81837 Monaro Beautiful Dry Rust-Free Body
Ideal Holden Collector Model Drives Beautifull Very Hard to Find Model
Rarely do you see a "Bathurst HT GTS 350 Monaro" in factory Automatic come to market in ever popular Seabring Orange with Parchment Interior. Very Solid older restoration, Looks fantastic and drives beautiful on the road.
The mighty HT Monaro GTS 350. Winner of the 1969 Bathurst 500 on debut and the first Holden and first Australian-made car to win the Australian Touring Car Championship. Under the expert guidance of HDT's Harry Firth, Colin Bond and Tony Roberts triumphed over the Phase 1 GTHO Falcon of Bruce McPhee and Barry Mulholland with a goatee-bearded, 20-something year old Peter Brock and co-driver Des West coming in third. And in the hands of Stormin’ Norm Beechey, the HT GTS joined the immortals of Australian motor sport by winning the 1970 ATCC.
The rules of the Bathurst Hardie-Ferodo 500 required that "production vehicles compete in showroom condition" with no modifications. A total of 200 such cars had to be built and sold to the public in order to qualify to race. The street cars had to feature all modifications that the manufacturer was shoe horning into their race cars. So in reality, these special cars were simply street legal race cars.
For sale is one such Homologation special. A spectacular 1969 Bathurst Race Homologation GTS Monaro in Sebring Orange with Parchment trim combo, Body No. 60 was built at the Adelaide, SA GMH plant. In good condition, this is an older restored GTS features all the telltale 350 modifications including the 350 unique floor pressings, and firewall
Factory fitted 2 Speed Powerglide Automatic Transmission. The genuine 10 Bolt Chevy type LSD differential with 3.08 gears, The Bathurst Monaro also features the raucous quad tip exhaust.
The factory parchment interior was refurbished to original specifications with many near impossible to find NOS parts and with original steering wheel, crash pad and console inserts. The Monaro is showing 53877 miles. The car features the original door cards, crash pad, dash fascia and steering wheel. All glass is in excellent condition and is all date code correct except for the front windscreen. The HT is fitted with a Bluetooth period styled retro sound radio.
With Carlo and his professional experience team ready to assist you, we can offer:
- Finance through multiple lenders Australia Wide
- Australia wide delivery right to your doorstep 1.Enclosed or 2.Open
- We are conveniently located 10-15minutes from Adelaide CBD
- We are Adelaide's Experienced Consignment Dealer.
- We can also source and locate most makes and models for your convenience
- Trade-ins Welcome
Dealer Comments
Absolutely Stunning Factory Ordered 350 V8 GTS 81837 Monaro Beautiful Dry Rust-Free Body
Ideal Holden Collector Model Drives Beautifull Very Hard to Find Model
Rarely do you see a "Bathurst HT GTS 350 Monaro" in factory Automatic come to market in ever popular Seabring Orange with Parchment Interior. Very Solid older restoration, Looks fantastic and drives beautiful on the road.
The mighty HT Monaro GTS 350. Winner of the 1969 Bathurst 500 on debut and the first Holden and first Australian-made car to win the Australian Touring Car Championship. Under the expert guidance of HDT's Harry Firth, Colin Bond and Tony Roberts triumphed over the Phase 1 GTHO Falcon of Bruce McPhee and Barry Mulholland with a goatee-bearded, 20-something year old Peter Brock and co-driver Des West coming in third. And in the hands of Stormin’ Norm Beechey, the HT GTS joined the immortals of Australian motor sport by winning the 1970 ATCC.
The rules of the Bathurst Hardie-Ferodo 500 required that "production vehicles compete in showroom condition" with no modifications. A total of 200 such cars had to be built and sold to the public in order to qualify to race. The street cars had to feature all modifications that the manufacturer was shoe horning into their race cars. So in reality, these special cars were simply street legal race cars.
For sale is one such Homologation special. A spectacular 1969 Bathurst Race Homologation GTS Monaro in Sebring Orange with Parchment trim combo, Body No. 60 was built at the Adelaide, SA GMH plant. In good condition, this is an older restored GTS features all the telltale 350 modifications including the 350 unique floor pressings, and firewall
Factory fitted 2 Speed Powerglide Automatic Transmission. The genuine 10 Bolt Chevy type LSD differential with 3.08 gears, The Bathurst Monaro also features the raucous quad tip exhaust.
The factory parchment interior was refurbished to original specifications with many near impossible to find NOS parts and with original steering wheel, crash pad and console inserts. The Monaro is showing 53877 miles. The car features the original door cards, crash pad, dash fascia and steering wheel. All glass is in excellent condition and is all date code correct except for the front windscreen. The HT is fitted with a Bluetooth period styled retro sound radio.
With Carlo and his professional experience team ready to assist you, we can offer:
- Finance through multiple lenders Australia Wide
- Australia wide delivery right to your doorstep 1.Enclosed or 2.Open
- We are conveniently located 10-15minutes from Adelaide CBD
- We are Adelaide's Experienced Consignment Dealer.
- We can also source and locate most makes and models for your convenience
- Trade-ins Welcome
