1968 Holden HK Brougham for sale by auction at SEVEN82MOTORS Classics, Lowriders and Muscle Cars

[@blueyhanson6253]

I paid $2000 for mine at a car yard in Sydney. Beautifull car to drive, I loved it. Drove all over NSW and eventually to Perth in WA - it cost $66 in petrol on that trip. :)

[@alanblanes2876]

What an intriguing radio!

[@jamesbaddeley2610]

That is going to get crazy money man it's nice.

[@gtonline7]

My first car was a HG Brougham 1970 308 Trimatic, I loved that car, still do, I sold it in 1989 for $1500.. I had to at the time.. I bought it from my uncle in Bundaberg, he worked for Stewart's Holden now Ross Gray. I was 17 in 1982... a beautiful car to drive, and at good speed.. 125mph. Reminiscing lol.

[@miceinoz1181]

Utterly stunning, but as the top end Holden flagship of this year, surprised it does not have airconditioning. Even my 253 HT premier wagon a year later had factory air.

[@ReasonsWhy1]

Not many had aircon, hence why a whole system or even an original head unit is VERY expensive.

[@peterbozich4433]

How many man hours this took to testore would be good to know.

[@koulalanganis4507]

Amazing restoration, which Comp did it?

[@alexspano6970]

Nice. Couldnt park it anywhere for too long, some grubs would steel the hubcaps..

[@KulaDinata]

Beautiful❤

[@jamest4424]

Nice but seats incorrect. Original had B embossed in seats. Very nice resto tho.

[@haitchkay]

Look again. The B is where it should be. In the middle flip down arm rest of the back seat.

[@Paul-y4d7i]

That would do me fór a New car over a Japanese tin heal Amy Day

[@haitchkay]

Monaro hubcaps dont look right on a Brougham. The rest is perfect.

[@HHowardHH]

i hate that horrible music where they turn it up and down over and over, it totally sux. Love the car though, Beautiful Brougham, probably a million dollars in this place though. lol