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<p>The 2004 Bathurst 1000 pole position was clinched by Steven Richards, driving the No. 11 Holden VY Commodore for Perkins Engineering. After qualifying third fastest, Richards' shootout lap of 2 minutes 7.9611 seconds around the iconic Mount Panorama circuit showcased his skill and determination. Incredibly, it was the fastest by only 0.0012 seconds, marking the closest-ever pole position margin in the history of the Great Race.</p> <p>It was the first and only pole position for Steven Richards at Bathurst, despite winning the event five times over the course of his career.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 2004 Bathurst 1000 pole position. </p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>2004 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position Poster A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables are very proud to present this exclusive limited edition illustrated print celebrating Scott McLaughlin’s 2019 Supercars Championship win with Shell V-Power Racing Team.<br><br>Following his maiden Championship win in 2018, McLaughlin was practically an unstoppable force in 2019 aboard a brand new Ford Mustang GT. He opened the 2019 season by giving the Mustang a win on debut in Adelaide and never looked back, breaking numerous records including the most race wins in a single season and a Bathurst 1000 victory along the way.<br><br>He ultimately clinched his second championship win to become just the 10th driver in ATCC / VASC history to win back-to-back titles after a year where he took 18 wins, 15 poles and 22 podiums, along with being voted the Most Popular Driver by the fans and the Driver's Driver by his peers.<br><br>Featuring the artwork of Australian designer / illustrator Tristan Groves, this impressive vector illustrated print shows an excited McLaughlin celebrating and raising two fingers as a nod to becoming a two-time champion along with his winning Mustang. The print measures 594mm X 841mm printed on 250gsm matte paper using offset print technology and will be individually numbered and signed by the artist in a limited edition of only 100 copies.<br><br>This is an amazing collector’s print for Scott McLaughlin and DJR / DJR Team Penske fans.</p> <p>Limited edition illustrated print celebrating Scott McLaughlin’s 2019 Championship win with Shell V-Power Racing Team. Variant Edition.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures a large (W) 594mm X (H) 841mm</li> <li>Officially licensed by Shell V-Power Racing Team / DJR Team Penske</li> <li>Individually numbered and signed by the artist</li> <li>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Prints come rolled and shipped in a mailing tube</li> <li>Artwork produced by Tristan Groves exclusively for Authentic Collectables.</li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables are pleased to present their range of motorsport themed Jigsaw Puzzles.<br><br>In this series, they present artwork by Greg McNeill with this edition depicting Scott McLaughlin leading the final lap of the 2019 Bathurst 1000 in his Ford Mustang GT.<br><br>Greg McNeill is hailed as Australia's best contemporary motor racing artist. He began his career in the mid-1980s and specialises in sport and mechanical illustration. You may recognise his style from the covers of the mid '90s Bathurst 1000 Offical Programs.<br><br>His vibrant works depict all forms of motorsport past and present and his paintings are sought after by enthusiasts and collectors all over the world.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1000 Pcs Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700 x 500 mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>Pole position for the 1974 Bathurst 1000 was claimed by Peter Brock, driving a Holden LH Torana SL/R 5000 L34 for the Holden Dealer Team. Brock’s qualifying lap was an impressive 2 minutes 30.8 seconds, securing him the top spot on the grid for the great endurance race.</p> <p>It was Brock’s first of six pole positions at Bathurst, where he would go on to build a legendary career. The pole could have likely turned into a race win for Brock and co-driver Brian Sampson; however, engine dramas scuttled the No. 1 Torana while leading the race by six laps, resulting in an unfortunate DNF.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed limited edition collectors medallion commemorating the 50th anniversary of the 1974 Bathurst 1000 pole position.</p> <p>This two sided gold plated metal and enamel medallion features an image of the Holden LH Torana SL/R 5000 L34 presented with year, car and driver details and the pole time on the back.</p> <p>The medallion measures a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick and comes presented in an even bigger clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item. The medallion has been designed to be displayed from either the front or back giving collectors two different, eye catching options.</p> <p>It will be produced in an exclusive limited edition and comes with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1974 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position 50th Anniversary collector medallion with clear acrylic display stand</li> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter</li> <li>Acrylic display stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 sided gold plated metal medallion with black enamel and printed imagery</li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables are very excited to present this amazing limited edition illustrated print featuring the iconic Greens'-Tuf Ford Falcon XE driven by Dick Johnson in the 1983 James Hardie 1000 Hardie's Heroes top ten shootout.<br><br>A hall of fame driver with 3 Bathurst 1000 wins and 5 Australian Touring Car Championship titles next to his name, there is no question of Dick Johnson's calibre as a race car driver. But it's perhaps that winning pedigree combined with his likeable character and some of the crashes he sustained during his career (particularly at Bathurst) and the way he bounced back from those moments that have made him a legendary Australian folk hero.<br><br>One of those moments came at Bathurst in 1983. A previous Bathurst winner and reigning touring car champion, Johnson along with co-driver Kevin Bartlett rolled into Bathurst that year with an amazing looking car in Greens'-Tuf that was seriously fast. Johnson's qualifying times were strong to have the car in 2nd place on the grid provisionally despite using older tyres. They were easily one of the favourites to win the Great Race.<br><br>Then came that fateful lap in the Hardie's Heroes to determine the first 10 starting positions of the race.<br><br>Johnson started his lap and was looking a real possibility to be starting the race on pole but never got to finish. A slide in the rear at the exit of Forrest's Elbow saw the big Falcon clip the wall and drag the right front wheel into a concrete filled tyre stack, breaking the steering and sending Greens'-Tuf flying into the trees.<br><br>The car was totaled, thankfully Johnson wasn't and exited the wreck un-injured.<br><br>Ultimately Johnson and the team managed to source a replacement XE and took to re-fitting it with the race engine from the wrecked Hardie's Heroes Falcon along with other bits and pieces and re-painting it in the Greens'-Tuf colour scheme overnight. It didn't look as finely polished as the Hardie's Heroes version but the 'morning after car' was a massive achievement in team work and the car was rolled out to the grid on race morning - with the paint still drying - to start from 10th on the grid. Unfortunately a fairytale win wasn't to be, the hastily built car had multiple issues during the race and ultimately didn't finish, completing 61 laps of the race.<br><br>This illustrated print features the Hardie's Heroes Greens'-Tuf XE prior to its trip through the trees in a quality and style never before seen and celebrates one of the most iconic cars in Bathurst 1000 and Dick Johnson Racing history.<br><br>Featuring the artwork of Australian designer / illustrator Tristan Groves, this impressive vector illustrated print measures 594mm X 841mm and will be printed on 250gsm matte paper using offset print technology in an exclusive limited edition, with each copy individually numbered and signed by the artist.<br><br>This is the variant edition of this print with a light background version also available.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures a large (W) 594mm X (H) 841mm</li> <li>Officially licensed by Dick Johnson Racing</li> <li>Individually numbered and signed by the artist</li> <li>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Prints come rolled and shipped in a sturdy mailing tube</li> <li>Artwork produced by Tristan Groves exclusively for Authentic Collectables.</li> </ul>

<p>Legendary Supercars icon Craig Lowndes reaches an incredible milestone with Triple Eight Race Engineering at the 2019 Sandown 500. The multiple Bathurst 1000 and championship winner will become the first driver in Supercars history to make 200 championship round starts with a single team.</p> <p>In honour of the 200 round milestone, V8 Sleuth is proud to release a limited edition collector's print celebrating Lowndes' career-defining period with a team that has dominated the sport for much of the past two decades. The mammoth print – measuring 1 metre wide – is endorsed by both Lowndes and Triple Eight and features spectacular imagery from across his 15 years with the team, including his six Mount Panorama triumphs with the team as well as every regular season and one-off livery his #888 car has carried.</p> <p>The print measures 1000mm X 590mm printed on 250gsm matte paper using offset print technology, with a Pantone gold metallic ink used to give this print an extra special finish. Only a limited edition run of these prints will be produced, with each to be individually numbered and signed by Lowndes himself.</p> <p>This is an amazing collector’s print for Craig Lowndes fans as he celebrates a major milestone with the team he is synonymous with. Place your order here to ensure you don’t miss this piece of memorabilia or make an enquiry with your local stockist.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <p>Limited edition, large-scale print celebrating Craig Lowndes’ 200 Championship Rounds with Triple Eight Race Engineering.</p>

<p>Authentic Collectables are pleased to present their range of motorsport themed Jigsaw Puzzles.</p> <p>In this series, they present artwork by Greg McNeill.</p> <p>Greg McNeill is hailed as Australia's best contemporary motor racing artist. He began his career in the mid-1980s and specialises in sport and mechanical illustration. You may recognise his style from the covers of the mid '90s Bathurst 1000 Offical Programs.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1000 Pcs Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700 x 500 mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>The Monster Mustang was fast all weekend at the 2020 Bathurst 1000. Sharing driving duties with Will Davison, both driver’s practice times were strong across the weekend and Waters ultimately recorded the 4th fastest time in qualifying to book a place in the coveted Top 10 Shootout.</p> <p>Come shootout time, Waters put in an absolute monster lap – pun intended – to rag doll his Mustang around the mountain to record a blistering time of 2:03.5592s and set himself up as the man, and machine, to beat with 3 exceptional drivers left to record their laps. Those 3 drivers were Scott McLaughlin, Shane van Gisbergen and Lee Holdsworth and none could better the time set by Waters.</p> <p>As Bathurst history shows however, starting from Pole for The Great Race doesn’t necessarily guarantee a win on race day. Both Waters and Davison put in faultless driving performances across the 161 lap epic but just fell short, finishing in 2nd place on the day.</p> <p>Featuring the artwork of Australian designer / illustrator Tristan Groves, this impressive vector illustrated print measures 594mm X 841mm and has been printed on 250gsm matte paper using offset print technology in an exclusive numbered limited edition of 320 with each copy numbered and signed by the artist.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures a large (W) 594mm X (H) 841mm</li> <li>Officially licensed by Monster Energy Racing / Tickford Racing</li> <li>Individually numbered and signed by the artist</li> <li>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Prints come rolled and shipped in a sturdy mailing tube</li> <li>Artwork produced by Tristan Groves exclusively for Authentic Collectables.</li> </ul>

<p>The 1994 Bathurst 1000 was won by Dick Johnson and John Bowe, driving a Ford EB Falcon. The race, held on 2 October at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, saw Johnson claim the third and final Bathurst 1000 win of his career and the second victory for the driver pairing, with their previous win coming in 1989.</p> <p>An incident during Johnson’s shootout lap saw the duo start from tenth on the grid for the race, but the Dick Johnson Racing Shell-FAI Falcon had pace, clocking the third-fastest time during the qualifying session prior. That pace was proven come race time, with Johnson and Bowe turning in a 1000 km masterclass, leading 99 of the 161 laps to cross the finish line first, with Bowe famously holding off a fast-finishing rookie called Craig Lowndes—who would eventually win the race seven times himself!</p> <p>The stunning yellow and blue Ford EB Falcon, with its red wheels and racing stripes, remains a fan favourite and one of the truly iconic winning cars of The Great Race.</p> <p>This two sided gold plated metal and enamel medallion features an image of the winning Ford EB Falcon presented with year, car and driver details and three legendary words included in the design on the rear of the medallion that every Ford fan loves to see - Ford Wins Bathurst.</p> <p>The medallion measures a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick and comes presented in an even bigger clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item. The medallion has been designed to be displayed from either the front or back giving collectors two different, eye catching options.</p> <p>It will be produced in an exclusive limited edition and comes with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1994 Bathurst 1000 Winner 30th Anniversary collector medallion with clear acrylic display stand</li> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter</li> <li>Acrylic display stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 sided gold plated metal medallion with black enamel and printed imagery<br> </li> </ul>

<p>The 1994 Bathurst 1000 pole position was claimed by Glenn Seton, driving a Ford EB Falcon for Glenn Seton Racing. Seton’s qualifying lap time of 2 minutes 12.1464 seconds around Mount Panorama secured him the top spot on the grid for the prestigious endurance race.</p> <p>It was Seton’s first Bathurst 1000 pole position, and it also marked the first time a Ford V8 started from pole since Allan Moffat's XB Falcon GT in 1976. Despite Seton’s impressive qualifying performance, mechanical issues later in the race prevented him from claiming victory. Nevertheless, claiming pole at Bathurst is an incredible feat and worthy of celebration and the Peter Jackson backed Falcon was an incredible car.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1994 Bathurst 1000 pole position. </p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1994 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position Poster A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>Pole position for the 1974 Bathurst 1000 was claimed by Peter Brock, driving a Holden LH Torana SL/R 5000 L34 for the Holden Dealer Team. Brock’s qualifying lap was an impressive 2 minutes 30.8 seconds, securing him the top spot on the grid for the great endurance race.</p> <p>It was Brock’s first of six pole positions at Bathurst, where he would go on to build a legendary career. The pole could have likely turned into a race win for Brock and co-driver Brian Sampson; however, engine dramas scuttled the No. 1 Torana while leading the race by six laps, resulting in an unfortunate DNF.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1974 Bathurst 1000 pole position. </p> <p>Produced in an open edition on 160gsm matte poster stock, this awesome piece of artwork is A2 size and measures 420mm wide x 594mm high. The standard poster size makes framing this poster easy as a variety of suitable off the shelf frames should be readily available at many major department stores.</p> <p>It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1974 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position Poster A2 Size Poster</li> <li>Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)</li> <li>Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube</li> </ul>

<p>Dick Johnson Racing is without doubt one of the most iconic teams in Australian motorsport and at the Repco Bathurst 1000 in 2022, the team celebrates their 1000th championship race start.<br><br>In doing so, DJR becomes the first team in ATCC/Supercars history to achieve the incredible feat - and what better place to celebrate the milestone than at the famous Mount Panorama circuit, which holds such a significant place in the history of the team.<br><br>Officially established in 1980 and entered in their first Australian Touring Car Championship race at Symmons Plains in Tasmania in 1981 where Dick Johnson raced his legendary Tru-Blu XD Falcon, the team has remained a constant in Australia's main game of motorsport ever since.<br><br>In the hearts and minds of a legion of passionate fans, DJR are Australia's Ford team. They have raced a variety of iconic Falcons, Sierras and Mustangs with some of the the biggest names in motorsport behind the wheel, taking out 10 drivers' championships and a horde of race wins, pole positions and podium finishes along the way. And of course, 4 legendary Bathurst 1000 victories.<br><br>Authentic Collectables, in exclusive partnership with Dick Johnson Racing are excited to present this beautifully designed collectors medallion.<br><br>This two sided gold plated metal medallion celebrates the 1st and 1000th championship races and cars for the team. Dick Johnson's iconic Tru-Blu Falcon XD on one side and the incredible Shell V-Power Racing Team Ford Mustang GT's being driven by Anton De Pasquale / Tony D'Alberto and Will Davison / Alex Davison at the 2022 Repco Bathurst 1000 is featured on the other.<br><br>Measuring a large 100mm in diameter and 4mm thick, the medallion comes presented in a clear acrylic display stand which not only protects the medallion from dust and scratches, but also acts as the perfect way to display this collectors item.<br><br>It has been produced in an exclusive limited edition of 750 pieces with an individually numbered Certificate of Authenticity.<br><br>Don’t miss out on this new, exciting display piece collectable from Authentic Collectables.</p> <p>Medallion car renders by Scott Yorston.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Medallion measures 100mm in diameter.</li> <li>Acrylic stand measures 148mm x 148mm</li> <li>2 side gold plated metal medallion with blue enamel and printed imagery.</li> </ul>