Classic Car Auction March Recap 

March’s Classic Car Auction delivered another strong result for the 2026 calendar, presenting a compelling mix of Australian muscle, American classics, and modern high-performance vehicles. Competitive bidding throughout the LIVE auction reinforced ongoing confidence across the enthusiast market.

1968 Chevrolet SS Malibu Convertible – Sold for $41,345
Finished in red with twin white racing stripes, this two-door Malibu Convertible was powered by a 6.5-litre V8 petrol engine, offering unmistakable 1960s American muscle appeal.

1976 Chrysler VK Valiant Charger 770 – Sold for $35,000
A bronze-finished two-door coupe, the Charger 770 featured a 4.0-litre Hemi inline-six paired with a 3-speed column-shift automatic transmission, continuing the model’s strong enthusiast following.

2017 HSV VF GTSR Maloo – Sold for $180,000
Build number 196, finished in Heron White and showing just 490 kilometres, this single-cab Maloo was powered by a supercharged 6.2-litre LSA V8, generating strong collector interest.

1975 Ford XB Fairmont Station Wagon – Sold for $30,000
Finished in Sandstone Beige Metallic, this four-door wagon featured a 4.9-litre Cleveland V8 with automatic transmission and five years of single ownership.

1985 Holden VK Commodore SS – Sold for $47,500
Presented in Formula Blue with HDT Group A SS-style livery, this VK Commodore SS showed 82,311 kilometres and attracted competitive bidding.

1975 Holden HJ Monaro GTS Sedan – Sold for $68,000
Finished in Contessa Gold, this four-door Monaro GTS featured a 5.0-litre V8 and 4-speed manual transmission, reinforcing its enduring appeal.

These results highlighted a successful March Classic Car Auction, with strong momentum continuing as we look ahead to the next LIVE Classic Car Auction in April.

Matt Kalinski

Head Of Valuations

Qualifications & Affiliations

American Society of Appraisers Candidate Member

Certified Practicing Valuer AVAA

Profile

Matt has been in the valuations space for many years and has extensive experience in the space across an abundance of various industries. He now leads the valuations teams for Lloyds Auctions with a passion for encouraging his team to set and achieve high goals and produce great results for the company whilst growing the team’s skills starting with a great culture and team mindset.