Greg Murphy 20/22

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The 2005 Holden HSV (Holden Special Vehicles) ClubSport Greg Murphy Edition is a special edition performance sedan that was produced by the Australian automaker HSV. This car was named after the famous New Zealand racing driver Greg Murphy, who was known for his achievements in motorsports, particularly in the V8 Supercars Championship.

The ClubSport was known for its performance, and the Greg Murphy Edition likely had enhancements to make it even more powerful and sportier. It likely featured a high-performance V8 engine, sport-tuned suspension, and upgraded brakes.

This particular vehicle is build number 20 out of a total of 22 produced and is in immaculate condition having only travelled 55,159KM from new.

These don't come up often and are sure to be worth a pretty penny in the future, this vehicle would suit a collector or the likes.



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