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Original price was: $49.99.$39.99Current price is: $39.99.
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For Holden enthusiasts and die-cast aficionados, the BIANTE Yellow Wow #14 Holden VE Commodore V8 Model Supercar is a dream come true. This meticulously crafted model captures the essence of the iconic Holden VE Commodore V8, replicating every detail with stunning precision.
The iconic #14 supercar boasts a vibrant yellow paint job that perfectly matches the original race car. But that’s just the beginning. The intricate details extend far beyond the exterior. Open the precisely engineered doors to discover a faithfully reproduced interior, complete with a driver’s seat, dashboard, and other features. Under the hood, the powerful V8 engine is recreated in detail, offering a glimpse into the engineering marvel that lies beneath.
This BIANTE model isn’t just a visual treat; it’s a celebration of Australian motorsport history. The #14 WOW Holden VE Commodore, driven by Cameron McConville in the 2009 V8 Supercars Championship, was a fan favorite. Owning this die-cast model allows you to commemorate that racing legacy and bring a piece of that history into your collection.
The die-cast car transcends the realm of a simple toy. It’s a conversation starter that will ignite passion among fellow car enthusiasts. In fact, the exceptional quality and intricate detailing make it a collector’s dream, a perfect addition to any die-cast collection.
So, whether you’re a Holden aficionado, a motorsport fan, or simply appreciate exquisitely crafted models, the BIANTE Yellow Wow #14 Holden VE Commodore V8 Model Supercar is a must-have. It’s a miniature masterpiece that celebrates automotive design and Australian racing heritage.
Condition: Pre-owned, good-minus, mild wear, missing one outside rearview mirror, spoiler broken off (glue back on), no box or packaging
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