Falcon GT Club of Australia members Joe Barca and Peter Rujanoski with Joe's XY GT phase 3 HO 1971, valued at a cool $1 million, at Moama’s Kerrabee Sound Shell.
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Ivy Jensen
Ever wondered what a million-dollar GT looks like? Moama’s Kerrabee Sound Shell was the place to be on Saturday, as some serious Australian motoring history rolled into town.
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Members of the Falcon GT Club of Australia converged on Moama for their annual show and shine, putting their prized classic cars on display for motoring enthusiasts and curious onlookers.
Falcon GT Club of Australia show and shine at Moama's Kerrabee Sound Shell.
Photo by
Ivy Jensen
More than 30 classic GTs and HAs, spanning ’67 to ’76 models and valued at between $100,000 and $1.2 million each, lined up for the event, showcasing the muscle, style and nostalgia of a golden era of Australian motoring.
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