The Shannons Winter Online Auction wound up last night, with some interesting results that shine a light on what Aussie muscle cars (and their replicas) are going for in the current post-boom market. We’ve picked our items of interest below; see the full list here.

VK Group A tribute: $86,000

This lovely Blue Meanie replica went for more than many were expecting in this market, perhaps reflecting the fact that it is jam-packed with genuine HDT goodies.

VH Group 3 tribute: $30,000

This VH SL/E in Group 3 dress-up was closer to what we’d expect to pay for a nice, non-HDT early-girl Commodore in this market.

HDT VL Group A: $134,000

In terms of genuine HDT cars, this lovely VL Group A #222 fetched decent coin for an honest car that has been used as the maker intended.

HK Monaro: $72,000

Bargain HK Monaros aren’t going to start appearing any time soon, but this base model will provide a sound foundation for a restoration or hot-up job.

XW GT auto: $160,000

Same goes for GT Falcons!

XB GT hardtop: $96,000

Likewise, XB coupes. This one will need a stack of work to get it back to show condition, but it still brought in the bickies.

Ford Ranchero: $15,000

At the more affordable end of the Blue Oval market, this 1960 Ranchero looked like good buying at $15K plus BP.

FPV FG F6: $33,500

This rock-stock Viper Purple F6 was showing just under 100km on the clock.

1968 Dodge Charger: $105,000

While Ford guys are paying almost $100K for resto-ready GT Falcon hardtops, Mopar fans can drive away in one of the most iconic shapes in muscle car history in much better condition.

Datsun 1600: $19,000

Someone has got a bargain, picking up this super-sano Datto for a song.

R34 Nissan GT-R M-spec Nür: $332,000

On the other hand, this GT-R well exceeded the guiding range, showing there is lots of life left in the high-end GT-R market.

Subaru Brumby: $20,500

Brumbys are having something of a moment, as the price achieved by this little beauty demonstrates.