James Courtney. Holden VF Commodore, 2013 Austin 400 Aussie- Made Livery.

1:18 Scale James Courtney. Holden VF Commodore, 2013 Austin 400 Aussie- Made Livery. The Holden Racing Team without doubt holds a special place in the heart of many red-blooded Australian motorsport fans.
From 1989 to 2016, HRT raced a variety of famous Commodores across Australia
and on occasion, internationally. With the iconic Holden lion and helmet motif ever
evolving and sprawling down the sides of their cars, they were the all conquering,
unmistakable Holden factory team for a long time and boast a storied history.
Part of that history includes the time the team, along with the entire V8 Supercars
category, visited the United States of America to hold their first (and only)
championship round in the country at the Circuit of the Americas in Texas for the
Austin 400.
To celebrate the milestone round in the USA, HRT updated their #2 and #22 VF
Commodores driven by Garth Tander and James Courtney to feature an ‘Aussie Made’ livery which incorporated the Australian flag on both the roof and rear quarter
panels of both cars which combined perfectly with their striking season livery.
The team was there to ‘fly the flag’ for Australia and show America the power of
the then new VF Commodore which would soon be exported to the USA. Holden’s
VF Commodore in fact dominated the Austin 400, winning all four races across the
round.
The HRT cars weren’t on the winners sheet that weekend, however, this livery
certainly looked like a winner and we’re excited to finally be replicating this car in
scale model form.
Don’t miss this model which is scheduled to be produced by Authentic Collectables
in high quality die-cast with detailed interior and features opening parts including
the bonnet and all four doors in a limited edition with an individually numbered
Certificate of Authenticity.

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