Quick money to be made in OZ

American cars are driving up to the auction block at the Shannons Sydney Autumn classic car auction and getting a pretty penny. The oddest of the lot is a custom converted 1999 Chevy Corvette. The owner bought the car in America and spent an unknown amount of money to professionally convert the car to right-hand drive. The Vette is expected to fetch $56,000 – $64,000 USD. Also up is a genuine 1969 Mustang Mach 1 428 Cobra Jet. We know some Americans that would like to get their hands on that one. The pony car is expected to go for $50,000. The rarest up for auction is a 1930 Packard straight eight roadster. Now us Yanks need some old Toranas in return.

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American cars are driving up to the auction block at the Shannons Sydney Autumn classic car auction and getting a
pretty penny. The oddest of the lot is a custom converted 1999 Chevy Corvette. The owner bought the car in America and
spent an unknown amount of money to professionally convert the car to right-hand drive. The Vette is expected to fetch
$56,000 – $64,000 USD. Also up is a genuine 1969 Mustang Mach 1 428 Cobra Jet. We know some Americans that would like
to get their hands on that one. The pony car is expected to go for $50,000. The rarest up for auction is a 1930
Packard straight eight roadster. Now us Yanks need some old Toranas in return.