1. Supply van
Back in the 1960s Norm Beechey, Jim McKeown and Peter Manton raced their touring cars under the Neptune Racing Team Banner with all three cars featuring the then familiar Read More
For those who love building engines, or keen to learn how, here’s the chance to have a go and it won’t break the bank. Four engines are offered, including legendary Read More
Holden’s HQ model was one of its most popular and over its three year life from July 15th 1971, 485,650 were sold. The most popular of all was the Kingswood, Read More
1. BATHURST HERO
Holden launched the HK Monaro in 1968 as the counter-attack on Ford, after Henry’s mob took the Bathurst chocolates the year before with the XR GT Falcon. Bruce McPhee Read More
Image: Supersonic Collectibles
Remember the pioneering days of Aussie motoring when Prime Minister Ben Chifley stood at Fishermans Bend and unveiled the 48/215 Holden. Read More
1. LEGEND IN A PACK
Remember the halcyon days of Bathurst with 60 cars on the grid of all makes, models, shapes and sizes? When Bathurst parties were as wild as the race? Relive those Read More
1. BATHURST BELTER
Holden’s Torana A9X was one of the General’s biggest race winners. In 1978 the factory Fords were in Cobra livery and the A9X tamed them. Best of all was Peter Brock Read More
1. RICHO’S GT-HO
Before lobbing on our shores with his Sidchrome Mustang, Jim Richards was an established star in his native NZ. One of his cars was this Falcon XY GT-HO. Now you can Read More