1:18 Scale

The classic Holden FJ special in Carema Green (1954).

Was $199.99 

JASMINE YELLOW was the third most common colour of the A9X road cars manufactured by Holden, with 35 sedans having been produced in this colour.

Biante 1:18 Holden VK Commodore SS Group A in Alpine White.

Was $189.99  

Biante 1:18 Ford Falcon XW 1969 McPhee/Mulholland

Was $219.99

The VK's were the fastest and finest of the Group C Commodore breed. The Holden Dealer Team rolled out a brand new pair of Day-Glo VK's for the last 3 big races of the year. Brock and Perkins won the James Hardie 1000, and Brock went on to win the Sandown 500 and the Surfers Paradise 300.

This diecast replica model captures a small piece of the historic event.

Was $219.99

Take away the significance of the driver and what you see above is nothing more than a derelict Austin Seven which had its body removed by a young boy with an axe, so that he could race it along tracks at the family farm. In reality it was the start of something that even that boy couldn't have imagined would come true. Peter Brock began learning his renowned craft of smooth driving and mechanical sympathy in this little Austin. Mechanical sympathy because if it broke he had to fix it and smooth driving because he never actually fitted a brake pedal, so setting the car up early in anticipation of corners was the only way to drive. 

Was $219.99

Biante 1:18 scale LX Torana SS in Tuxedo Black. Limited edition model 4002 made worldwide.