This 1983 HDT VH SS Group 3 Commodore is a genuine, two owner example held since 1987, showing 102,229 km and presenting as a highly original Brock era performance sedan with long term custodianship. Built during the peak of HDT’s homologation era, the Group 3 represented the top specification of the VH range, developed under the direction of Peter Brock.

Finished in white with contrasting decals and HDT detailing, this example retains its period correct stance, aero treatments and interior trim. It remains largely original and has been described as a shed kept vehicle throughout its life.

The current owner has owned the vehicle since 1987 and is the only recorded owner.

Servicing has been carried out by the owner, with the most recent service completed last year. The seller advises the vehicle remains mechanically original, with no major replacement work undertaken. No service books were received when new.

No mechanical faults or warning lights have been reported.

Externally, the owner describes the paint as presenting well relative to the age of the vehicle. A paint blister occurred over 20 years ago and is reported not to have progressed. The front left fender has been repainted at some stage.

Inside, the cabin is reported by the owner to present in top condition for its age. All systems are said to be functioning, including the original Clarion radio. The car retains its period trim, instrumentation and HDT details.

Modifications are limited to an aftermarket rear window louver and rectangular driving spotlights. Otherwise, the vehicle is described as remaining original.

The vehicle is supplied with two keys, spare radiator hoses and a spare wheel. Books relating to the Brock Commodores are included with the sale.

As per Trading Garage Terms and Conditions, although Trading Garage has completed the following checks, bidders must satisfy themselves as to the accuracy of the description and undertake any research they feel necessary before bidding. All listings are sold in Australian dollars.The vehicle is not recorded as written off or stolen on the PPSR, and there are no security interests recorded against it.