Ford Falcon XY GTHO Phase III Market Index1971-1971
NOTE: No Australian public sales recorded in the last 12 months. Current market value may differ.
The Ford Falcon XY GTHO Phase III market in Australia has a Market Value of $407,996, calculated from recorded auction results and advertised asking prices, with recorded sales ranging from $350,000 to $350,000. Based on 1 recorded auction results.
About the Ford Falcon XY GTHO Phase III
The 1971 Ford Falcon XY GTHO Phase III stands as the undisputed king of Australian muscle cars, originally built in 1971 as a hardcore homologation special designed specifically to conquer the legendary Bathurst 500. Powered by a ferocious 351 cubic-inch Cleveland V8 engine and featuring a heavily upgraded suspension and braking package, it was famously the world's fastest four-door production car at the time of its release, cementing an untouchable motorsport legacy that still resonates powerfully today. Its desirability is absolutely phenomenal, widely revered as the true holy grail of Australian automotive history and a supreme icon of national motoring heritage. Consequently, the buyer pool is exceptionally focussed and highly exclusive, consisting of elite classic car collectors, fiercely dedicated Ford aficionados, and astute investors seeking blue-chip assets with unparalleled historical provenance. Driven by this immense, unwavering demand and its extreme rarity, the market value for the Phase III remains exceptionally strong, firmly securing its position as a highly prized centrepiece that holds a legendary status within the classic car landscape.
$407,996
$452,877
What do you think this market is worth?
- For sale
- 1
- Cars sold
- 1
- Lowest sale
- $350,000
- Highest sale
- $350,000
- Recent sale
- $350,000
- Sales volume
- $350,000
