How to sell BA GT 0003 - Page 2

LukeGT · 07-05-2006, 06:23 PM

That would be Amanda Gillespie. From memory, that car was about #14.

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"I thought I read somewhere that the first person to take public ownership of a BA GT was a women who purchased a Citric Acid one with black stripes. Obviously I was wrong. Is it worth more than another BAGT I'm not sure. It may do to a collector but I wouldn't imagine we aren't talking big money at this early stage. It may however make the car more desirable to someone who is looking for an 03 GT anyway, being a little more special in terms of history. The last Monaro was a bit different to this senario. The last Monaro is likely to be the last 'Aussie' built Monaro for a very long time. The last BA GT was simply the last of a model cycle but a new model has followed.
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A300srt8 · 07-05-2006, 06:51 PM

i live down the road from the car yard if i get a chance i will see if its still there and try to get some pics
cheers

outerlimits · 07-05-2006, 07:02 PM

FPV via the official blueprint magazine say 0003 is the first FPV vehicle ever shipped - in the world. who cares where the rest come from, this is the first ever shipped, has to be a unique car.

AnthonyQLD · 07-05-2006, 07:12 PM

I know of 0002 GT-P citric acid no stripes.

outerlimits · 07-05-2006, 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by AnthonyQLD

I know of 0002 GT-P citric acid no stripes.

GTP was numbered separately and began production a few months after the GT's

HEMI POWER · 07-05-2006, 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

FPV via the official blueprint magazine say 0003 is the first FPV vehicle ever shipped - in the world. who cares where the rest come from, this is the first ever shipped, has to be a unique car.

It may be the 1st shipped to a dealer but to the public it may not of been as i do know that Amanda was the 1st of the public to get the keys to a BA GT.It was sold at Courtney and Patterson in Hielderberg.

outerlimits · 07-05-2006, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by HEMI POWER

It may be the 1st shipped to a dealer but to the public it may not of been as i do know that Amanda was the 1st of the public to get the keys to a BA GT.It was sold at Courtney and Patterson in Hielderberg.

Took delivery as soon as it came off the truck at Ocean Ford Noosa, 29th of March 2003, when did she get hers.?

HEMI POWER · 07-05-2006, 07:34 PM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

Took delivery as soon as it came off the truck at Ocean Ford Noosa, 29th of March 2003, when did she get hers.?

Blueprint 3 has an article on her purchase,but it does state One of the 1st privately owned FPV GT's to be delivered.

qwigybo · 07-05-2006, 09:12 PM

no point aruging over who got theirs firs, point is that atm no-one would pay over retail for it especially if it has high km's wait another 30 years and it might be different
also who is/was hemi power ?

Scott · 07-05-2006, 09:14 PM

Mine might be the first sillhouette GT-P built, taking offers over $100k

Edit - $100k or a phoon.

AnthonyQLD · 07-05-2006, 09:17 PM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

GTP was numbered separately and began production a few months after the GT's

I thought that was the case. thanks for the information

Morexbs · 07-05-2006, 09:22 PM

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Originally Posted by BOSCO1

i see Graham Cornes used car in Adelaide is sell a number 1 ba gt it was in Thursday paper cnat remember price so who does have the real number 1?

That's the silver car I was referring to.Cornes bought it from Custom Service Leasing.That car is build no 1 as opposed to P1,which I understand stands for prototype.Not worth any more than build no 2,3,999 or any other one.

Morexbs · 07-05-2006, 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

FPV via the official blueprint magazine say 0003 is the first FPV vehicle ever shipped - in the world. who cares where the rest come from, this is the first ever shipped, has to be a unique car.

Why?They had to start somewhere.

capa xr8 · 07-05-2006, 10:06 PM

Not sure what all you people are on about, all the person wanted was suggestions on the best way to sell the car.

capa xr8 · 07-05-2006, 10:19 PM

[QUOTE=GMH8TR]Mine might be the first sillhouette GT-P built, taking offers over $100k

Edit - $100k or a phoon.[/QU
I dont recall outerlimits saying he wanted 100k for his.just suggestions on how to sell it

outerlimits · 08-05-2006, 08:03 AM

Here is the proof that it was the first FPV ever shipped it is listed in the milestone events for Ford and FPV. All I have been asking is, has anyone got any ideas how to get this car a good home.

OzJavelin · 08-05-2006, 08:24 AM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

Here is the proof that it was the first FPV ever shipped it is listed in the milestone events for Ford and FPV. All I have been asking is, has anyone got any ideas how to get this car a good home.

Yep .. that was the original question.
I'd stick with early responses, and auction. Either online (eBay) or "real life" .. eg. Shannons, etc. The "real life" auction will keep the morons and professional hagglers away .. unlike a private sale.

Scott · 08-05-2006, 08:44 AM

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Originally Posted by capa xr8

I dont recall outerlimits saying he wanted 100k for his.just suggestions on how to sell it

He didn't. He didn't suggest swapping for a phoon either!

Best way to get it gone is to get it on Carsales, Carpoint & park it somewhere with a sign on it.

I don't usually reccomend Carsales but I would imagine that just about anyone looking for a used FPV would look there. It's where I got mine!

genebaby · 08-05-2006, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Bucknaked

The one that was for sale in Canberra was P001, Citric Acid and it had Black Stripes. It was in the yard at Gregory's. The car at the time had these 2 little cutouts with inserts at the back of the bulge and chrome after market rims.

So your information would be right as it matches the one I saw. It was also pre MK2 when I saw it

The car in Canberra is Acid Rush Bucky, you have changed colours.

Gregory's also had a Blueprint P# numbered GT which was used as a journo test car, had a few things different inside like the cluster. They were trying to get too much for it I think, don't know what eventually happened to it but they got it from an internal Ford dealer auction.

If you think your car is special and worth more for a reason, a decent auction house is the way to go, where the collectors go to find good cars and they can talk it up properly for you.

Gambit · 08-05-2006, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by HEMI POWER

I have seen the no1 car and it was an FPV lease car.I remember seeing it parked in the FPV car park a while back.

That was David Flints car afaik. It was build no 1 (not P) & was lightning strike with orange stripes (I think it had stripes).

I think it was Tony Chesterman who told me that David's car was going to be Blood Orange but he changed his mind after seeing the silver with orange stripes.

Geoff Polites had GTP build no 1.

henry 351 · 08-05-2006, 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

This car was the first official FPV ever sold to the Australian public, it's a unique & historical car with it's SIDO number published in the first Blueprint mag. Does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to sell this car.?

I'm not sure whether the numbering will help at all. FPV restart the numbering with every model update anyhow.

I can't recall any GT of old attracting a premium price because it was the first public one sold.

I have a one off build 2003 BA GT. Its uniqueness doesn't necessarily add to its value, it may only help it sell more easily.

ebv8 · 14-08-2014, 09:25 AM

yes i know its an old thread but I have seen GT-0003 forsale and its not red, its Vibe! its not very original as its got FG decals and aftermarket rims but they still want top dollar for it
trying to work out if its real or a fake as I think Vibe came out later in the production run.

Alan D Segal · 14-08-2014, 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by outerlimits

Been first FPV ever off the line it's stock standard with premium sound
, Venom Red, 68000kms

So it is the oldest BA GT? Has lowish km and is a good colour (not one of the bad ones). Provided it is in great condition with full service history I'd say $20-30k.

Smoke Pursuit · 14-08-2014, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by ebv8

yes i know its an old thread but I have seen GT-0003 forsale and its not red, its Vibe! its not very original as its got FG decals and aftermarket rims but they still want top dollar for it
trying to work out if its real or a fake as I think Vibe came out later in the production run.

Must be a BF?

KELVIN DAVEY · 12-10-2020, 01:52 PM

Hi all, I have just purchased 0003 in October 2020 and wondering if anyone has a copy of the Blue Print magazine it was mentioned in?

290GTP · 12-10-2020, 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by KELVIN DAVEY

Hi all, I have just purchased 0003 in October 2020 and wondering if anyone has a copy of the Blue Print magazine it was mentioned in?

I've got issue number 3 with Amanda Gillespie taking delivery of a Citric Acid GT, cant find any mention of 003.

KELVIN DAVEY · 12-10-2020, 06:16 PM

Thanks for your reply, I think it may have been in issue 1 of 2003

290GTP · 13-10-2020, 07:30 AM

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Originally Posted by KELVIN DAVEY

Thanks for your reply, I think it may have been in issue 1 of 2003

I'll check issue 1 for you when I get home. Most likely its issue no. 2 which I dont have.

KELVIN DAVEY · 14-10-2020, 02:17 PM

Hi, If you have a look on the Introduction page under the heading Milestone Events there is mention of first GT shipped from FPV with the sido number and date. I still think this is in issue one. I think this may be my car.

290GTP · 14-10-2020, 06:34 PM

Found the SIDO number. 20th March 2003. Issue number 3.