We have these 2 Colin Bond Toranas available to fill some Holden gaps in you collection. Grab yours now!

1970 Bathurst Holden Torana GTR XU1 Colin Bond

A87060 $190

1971 Holden LC Torana Colin Bond

A87162 $190

Limited Edition only 3000 made
Includes C.O.A signed by Colin Bond & Information Flyer

This model is available now at the special price of $190. It was originally priced at $205 so grab one now to satisfy your diecast addiction as it could be a bit lacking in new releases for a little while.

1970 Holden LC Torana GTR-XU1 Peter Brock and Bob Morris

A87061 $190

#40. HOLDEN DEALER TEAM.
1970 HARDIE-FERODO 500.
Drivers : Peter BROCK / Bob MORRIS
Limited edition of 5004
Peter Brock’s first Bathurst drive after he got the call from Harry Firth.
Part of the Brock Collection

Here is another model for Holden collectors out there and it is a great time to add it to your collection at the great price of $189. Grab one now while you can.

1995 Bathurst Holden VR Commodore Mark Skaife and Jim Richards

B180401D $189

Biante – 1/18 Scale – Holden VR Commodore #1 Skaife/Richards 1995 Tooheys 1000 Diecast Scale Model Replica
Mark Skaife and Jim Richards’ assault on the 1995 Tooheys 1000 at Bathurst was perhaps best described as ‘the one that got away’.
Skaife qualified the #1 VR Commodore second fastest in the Top 10 Shootout on Saturday morning, beaten to pole position by the man who would later be his team-mate at HRT – Craig Lowndes.
Come race morning and the team sprung something of a surprise on their rivals as Richards was behind the wheel to start the race. Many had assumed Skaife would line-up to start the 1000-kilometre event, but the expat Kiwi was more than up to the job despite a bad season on the score sheet.
Richards and Lowndes were beaten from the front row of the grid by Wayne Gardner’s Coke Commodore. Richards settled into a comfortable second place and took just six laps to work his way into the lead. From there the #1 Holden eased away from the former world motorcycle champion.
Such was the superior fuel economy of the Skaife/Richards car it would not pit for fuel until lap 38, meaning that they were within a few Safety Car laps of being able to do the race on just three pit stops – a sizeable advantage.
Skaife emerged from pit lane with nearly half a minute back to Dick Johnson and he had Perkins’ co driver Russell Ingall (desperately trying to get back on the lead lap) formed up behind him when the first Safety Car came out on lap 47.

When the race restarted, Skaife simply blazed away from the field. But on lap 64 he limped to the pits. The tailshaft had snapped, breaking the back of the gearbox and punching a hole in the floor.
They were out. History would show that Perkins and Ingall would go on to a famous victory, but Bathurst 1995 was the one that got away for Richards and Skaife.
Features:
Limited edition only 2400 pieces made worldwide including COA signed by Jim Richards
Informational booklet
Opening doors, hood and trunk
Highly detailed plumbed and wired engine bay
Highly detailed race spec interior
Detailed race livery.

We have some stock available of the Peter Brock model below.

It is priced at $190 and you can get one here

Get yours while stocks last and add another Holden to your collection.

B180401C $190

05 – MOBIL HOLDEN RACING TEAM
WINNER : 1997 ATCC, Round 8 (Barbagallo Raceway)
DRIVER: PETER BROCK
On 29th May 1997, following Round 6 of the ten round 1997 Championship series, Peter Brock stunned fans in announcing his forthcoming retirement from full-time motor racing. The crowds came out in force at the following Lakeside round to wish Peter a fond farewell.
Celebrations were even grander a few weeks later at Round 8 at Wanneroo (Barbagallo Raceway), where Peter Brock triumphed over variable weather conditions and other incidents to pick up two thirds and a second in the three races and thereby win the round. The result was all the more remarkable for Brocky having recovered from a first lap excursion in race three that had dropped him back to tenth position.
His ATCC career came to an appropriately legendary end at Round 10 at Oran Park. Brocky out-qualified all others for pole position and followed that up with a win in race one and a second placing in race two. Tyre dramas in race three prevented a fairy-tale ending for Peter Brock … but, hey … that’s motor racing !