What this library does not know.
Every model this desk refuses to price, and what each one is missing. The refusal count has been published for months; this is the list behind it. If you bought or sold one of these cars in Australia and can point at a published figure, that is the one thing that closes a gap.
These are sorted by how many other records name them as a comparable. 76 of the 88 are load-bearing: another entry points at them for comparison and the pointer lands on a page with nothing behind it. A gap under twelve other pages is worth more than a gap under none.
One dated Australian sale at a published figure. A house, a date, a price and ideally an odometer. That moves a model from refused to thin and the page starts saying something. Four move it to measured.
21 of these already carry an asking price and nothing else. An ask is not a transaction and never becomes one, so those are no closer than the 55 with nothing at all. They only look closer.
What does not close one. A dealer advertisement, a private sale nobody published, an overseas result, a valuation, an insurance agreed value, or somebody’s recollection of what a friend paid. Every one of those has been offered to this desk and every one of them stays out.
If you have a real one, whether an auction result, a lot page or a printed catalogue, send it. Nothing is paid for it and nothing is promised; it goes in with the source named, or it does not go in.