We have the following Red Bull Models on special for the great price of $125 each.
Grab yours while stocks last.
18652 $125
18651 $125
Classic Carlectables are proud to announce their latest project, the Holden EH Panel Van.
Brand new tooling is being invested to replicate the Panel Van in 1:18 scale. The model will feature opening doors, bonnet and tailgate, with full interior, engine and chassis detail. The Panel van will feature the ’Standard’ level of trim, as it was the only trim available for the Panel Van. The engine will also feature the 149cui with the manual transmission, as almost all of the Panel Vans sold had this configuration.
The initial release will be an “Arnotts Biscuits” based model, and this will form part of a “Taste of Australia” collection.
The model number is 18732 and it is priced at $285.
It is not due for release until 4th quarter 2021.
Place your preorders now and please include your phone number.
The following two models have been announced and we are accepting preorders now. Please use the links below to place your preorders and you must include your phone number.
18730 $285
Preorder 1/18
18729 $285
Preorder 1/18
This is the latest Johnson Mustang release and you can buy your 1:18 scale model now.
The model number is 18715 and it is priced at $270.
Grab one now as they are limited to 750 and we only have a couple left.
In 1984 Dick Johnson envisioned the Ford Mustang GT as a car that could be competitive under the new Group A racing rules scheduled for 1985. He tracked down two in Germany and took them back to his Queensland workshops for an engine rebuild and thorough race fitout.
Although Johnson described the car as one of the best handling and braking cars he has ever driven, the lack of engine power meant that during the 1985 ATCC season the car was not as competitive as he’d hoped.
After qualifying 3rd for the 1985 Bathurst 1000, Dick Johnson and Larry Perkins finished seventh in their Palmer Tube Mills Ford Mustang GT, four laps down from the winning John Goss Jaguar XJ-S.
“The Mustang was a great little car. It’s just unfortunate the power-to-weight ratio was not the most desirable, but the handling, braking and stability was superb. It was a damn good car…” – Dick Johnson.
This 1:18 i s a new announcement from Classic Carlectables and can be preordered now.
Email Us to place your preorders and include your phone number please.
Preorders close 24th September.
18728 $285
Features Include:
Early in 1972 Ford released the XA GT Falcon in sedan and hardtop versions. It was the first Falcon to be totally designed by Australians as production of the Falcon in the US had ceased some 18 months earlier. The XA was the biggest Falcon yet, with the boldest styling, designed for wider appeal with its less aggressive look and creature comforts.
18727 $285
This 1:18 scale model has been announced and you can Preorder Now
Preorders close 22nd September and a phone number must be supplied.
Highly detailed interior & exterior
Opening bonnet, boot & doors
Poseable front tires
Limited edition
Numbered certificate of authenticity
For the 1970 Bathurst race it was the first time drivers could nominate to drive the entire race distance without a co-driver. The number one driver was Allan Moffat who was to drive solo, as allowed by the new rules. Moffat was the fastest in qualifying with a lap time of 2m 49.3s – good enough for pole position for Sunday’s race. When the starter’s flag dropped, it was Allan Moffat in first position going up Mountain Straight. At the end of Conrod Straight, Colin Bond’s XU-1 Torana outbraked the GT-HO of Moffat and went into the lead. Moffat would regain the lead on lap five. After the first round of pit stops, Moffat was in the lead and by the second round of pit stops he was still leading. Nearing the end of the race, Bruce McPhee was closing in on Moffat who was slowing, but could only hope for second position. Moffat was to greet the chequered flag in first outright, after 130 laps, to become the first driver to win the event without a co-driver.
This 1:18 scale model has just been announced by Classic Carlectables and you can preorder it now.
It is model number 18726 and is priced at $285.
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Please note a phone number is essential.
Preorders close 8th September 2020.
The Holden Torana is one of those iconic, Australian muscle cars born of an era where the Win On Sunday, Sell On Monday mantra from local car manufacturers was prevalent in a golden era of both motoring and motor sport for the country.
While it quickly became a favourite for racing enthusiasts due to its impressive power to weight ratio, the road cars also became very popular given their sleek, sporty looks and bold colour options available at the time.
This model will be produced in die-cast with fully opening parts, highly detailed engine bay, interior and undercarriage along with beautiful finishing throughout. Features include opening doors and bonnet.
Full interior, engine and chassis detail.
This model has just been released and you can buy yours now.
Holden HT Monaro 1970 ATCC Winner 50th Anniversary Gold Livery Norm Beechey
The model number is 18710 and it is priced at $270
Stock is very limited so get in quickly so you don’t miss out.
This model is limited to 750 so it will it will be very sought after.
The following 1:18 scale models have been released and you can grab one now.
18709 $175
18708 $270
We only have one Cortina left.
Classic Carlectables are pleased to announce the next Holden EH Ute. This is the second model in this collection and is based on the iconic brand “Golden Fleece”. Golden Fleece was an Australian brand of petroleum products and service stations operated by H.C. Sleigh and Company. A partnership was founded in Melbourne, Australia in 1893 by shipowner and merchant Harold Crofton Sleigh (1867–1933) and manufacturer and shipowner John McIlwraith (1828–1902).
18686 $270