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<p>Scott McLaughlin’s pole in Race 19 of the 2019 Virgin Australia Supercars Championship at Queensland Raceway was a special one given it was the 100th championship pole for DJR / DJR Team Penske in its history.<br><br>The team made its championship debut in the opening round of the 1981 season at Symmons Plains in Tasmania with Dick Johnson at the helm of his famous Tru-Blu Falcon XD, built after the disastrous 'rock' incident at Bathurst the year prior.<br><br>Johnson claimed his first championship pole position (and first race victory) that weekend, the first of 100 poles for the team, which became DJR Team Penske in 2015.<br><br>Fans of the team can now celebrate this historic milestone with this huge limited edition photographic print produced by Authentic Collectables in association with the team at V8 Sleuth.<br><br>This is an unbelievable print which features each and every one of the 100 pole position cars in the championship over the course of the history of the team including details about the car, driver, year and race where each pole position was claimed.<br><br>Measuring a massive 594mm X 1000mm, this print is 1 metre tall, printed offset in an individually-numbered limited edition on 250gsm matte paper stock and officially licensed by the team.<br><br>As an added bonus, we have also been given permission to replicate the ‘100 Poles’ poster that was used by the team to celebrate the achievement at the race which will be included with each print ordered - making this a very special collectable set.<br><br>This is the ultimate collector’s print for Dick Johnson Racing / DJR Team Penske and Ford motorsport fans.</p> <p>Limited Edition, large scale photographic print celebrating 100 Championship poles for Dick Johnson Racing / DJR Team Penske<br><br>Each print includes a free replica A2 ‘100 Poles’ poster that the team used to celebrate the achievement at the race.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Measurements: W 594mm X H 1000mm </li> <li>Individually numbered limited edition</li> <li>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Officially licensed by Shell V-Power Racing Team / DJR Team Penske</li> <li>Each print is shipped in a sturdy poster tube</li> <li>Produced in association with V8 Sleuth</li> <li>Australian made</li> </ul>

<p>Eagle-eyed fans of Dick Johnson Racing may recognise this range of impressive photographic prints which were available from the team race shop in the early 2000s and we're very excited to be offering this updated version to collectors under license from the team.<br><br>This print series features some of the iconic cars raced by Dick Johnson Racing in years past and includes the Tru-Blu Falcon XD, Greens'-Tuf Falcon XE along with the Shell Sierra RS500, Falcon EL and AU.<br><br>This is a complete matching number set of the 5 prints which is only available for the duration of the pre-order period.</p> <p>Each print is also available individually.<br><br>Printed offset on 250gsm matte paper stock, each print measures 800mm x 450mm and will be signed by Dick Johnson in a one-off hand numbered limited edition.<br><br>The limited edition number for these prints will be based on pre-orders received so please place your pre-order here or make an enquiry with your local stockist to ensure you don't miss out.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>5 Print matching number set</li> <li>Each print measures (W) 800mm X (H) 450mm</li> <li>Signed by Dick Johnson and individually numbered</li> <li>Officially licensed by Dick Johnson Racing</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> </ul>

<p>The 1974 Bathurst 1000 was won by John Goss and Kevin Bartlett aboard a Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop. The race, held on October 6, 1974, at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, was marked by challenging weather conditions, including heavy rain. At the time, it was the longest Bathurst 1000 in history, a record that wouldn’t be broken until 2014.</p> <p>Goss and Bartlett’s victory was also notable for being the second consecutive win for the Ford Falcon XA GT Hardtop at the Bathurst 1000, with Allan Moffat and Ian Geoghegan winning the previous year.</p> <p>The race saw fierce competition, but Goss and Bartlett managed to overcome various challenges and treacherous track conditions to secure a memorable and hard-fought victory in the prestigious Australian endurance race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 1974 Bathurst 1000 win. 1 Piece for every kilometre! </p> <p>This puzzle forms part of a range by Authentic Collectables called The Chevon Archive Collection.</p> <p>The Chevron Publishing Group was co-founded by legendary publisher Ray Berghouse who has produced countless books and magazines, including Australian Muscle Car magazine, for Australian motorsport fans for decades. Berghouse is also known for his photographic exploits and has captured on-track action at Bathurst for over 60 years. As a result, the Chevron Image Archive is vast and filled with incredible images shot by Berghouse and many other photographers, since the first 500-mile race in 1963. This range pays tribute to these motorsport moments and makes these photographs available for enthusiasts to enjoy as challenging 1000-piece puzzles produced by Authentic Collectables, with permission. This edition features images of the 1974 Bathurst 1000 winning number 5 Ford Falcon XA GT storming up the mountain and drivers John Goss and Kevin Bartlett on the winner’s podium.</p> <p>It's a challenging photographic puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed. </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>The Chevron Archive Collection: 1974 Bathurst 1000 Winner - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables are very excited to present this amazing limited edition print of the Nissan Bluebird Turbo driven by George Fury to claim pole position at the 1984 James Hardie 1000.</p> <p>A two-time Australian Rally Champion and runner-up in the Australian Touring Car Championship, George Fury was a champion talent behind the wheel and his pole lap at Bathurst in 1984 against a who’s-who of names is a perfect example of his racing pedigree.</p> <p>The list of drivers and cars that were present in the 1984 Hardie Heroes shootout featured some of the most iconic names ever witnessed across the history of Bathurst. Household names such as Brock, Johnson, Moffat, Richards, Grice, Morris, Masterton, Hansford and Walkinshaw were all present piloting legendary machinery from Holden, Ford, Mazda, BMW and Jaguar trying to record the fastest time around the mountain to claim the honour of starting on pole for Australia’s Great Race.</p> <p>Despite all their mouth-watering credentials though, none were ultimately able to better Fury’s blistering pole time of 2:13.850, with the cold conditions and his immense talent behind the wheel helping the Turbo Nissan to the top of the timesheets. It was the first ever Bathurst 1000 pole position by a car fitted with a turbocharger and it was a pole lap time that would not be beaten until 1991.</p> <p>Given it was the last year of Group C regulations, Fury’s time remains the fastest ever at Mt Panorama by a Group C touring car making this a truly unique and historically significant car in Bathurst 1000 history.</p> <p>Featuring the artwork of Australian designer / illustrator Tristan Groves, this impressive vector illustrated 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 an exclusive limited edition of only 100.</p> <p>Limited edition illustrated print of the Nissan Bluebird Turbo driven by George Fury to claim pole position at the 1984 James Hardie 1000.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures a large (W) 594mm X (H) 841mm (A1 Size)</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>The 2004 Bathurst 1000 was won by Greg Murphy and Rick Kelly, driving the Kmart Racing Team Holden VY Commodore. Held on 10 October at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, the victory marked Murphy’s fourth Bathurst win and Kelly’s second, as well as their second win in a row as a driver pairing.</p> <p>Although Murphy didn’t repeat his famous 2003 “Lap of the Gods” shootout performance, the pair still started the 2004 race from a very respectable fourth on the grid. From there, they managed to push throughout the 161 laps, leading 100 in total, maintaining strong pace and consistency to see the chequered flag first.</p> <p>The triumph further cemented their place in Bathurst history and added to Holden’s dominance at the iconic endurance race, with their sixth consecutive win at Bathurst at the time.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 2004 Bathurst 1000 win. 1 Piece for every kilometre!</p> <p>This puzzle forms part of a range by Authentic Collectables called The Chevon Archive Collection.</p> <p>The Chevron Publishing Group was co-founded by legendary publisher Ray Berghouse who has produced countless books and magazines, including Australian Muscle Car magazine, for Australian motorsport fans for decades. Berghouse is also known for his photographic exploits and has captured on-track action at Bathurst for over 60 years. As a result, the Chevron Image Archive is vast and filled with incredible images shot by Berghouse and many other photographers, since the first 500-mile race in 1963. This range pays tribute to these motorsport moments and makes these photographs available for enthusiasts to enjoy as challenging 1000-piece puzzles produced by Authentic Collectables, with permission. This edition features images of the 2004 Bathurst 1000 winning number 15 Holden VY Commodore rocketing toward Hell Corner and drivers Greg Murphy and Rick Kelly on the winner’s podium.</p> <p>It's a challenging photographic puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed.</p> <p>It shouldn't be missed by Bathurst 1000 fans.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>The Chevron Archive Collection: 2004 Bathurst 1000 Winner - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700mm x 500mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>The 1984 Bathurst 1000 was won by Peter Brock and Larry Perkins, driving a Holden VK Commodore for the Holden Dealer Team. The race, held on September 30 at the famous Mount Panorama Circuit in New South Wales, saw Brock claim his eighth Bathurst victory, further cementing his status as the “King of the Mountain.”</p> <p>The 1984 race was also celebrated as ‘The Last of the Big Bangers’ at Bathurst due to the end of Group C era.</p> <p>Starting from second position on the grid, Brock and Perkins dominated the race aboard the incredible day-glo Commodore. The duo finished ahead of their teammates, John Harvey and David Parsons, in the second HDT Commodore, completing a memorable 1-2 finish for the team.</p> <p>It was the third Bathurst win in a row for Brock and Perkins, and the first—and last—1-2 finish for HDT.</p> <p>It remains one of the most iconic victories in the history of The Great Race.</p> <p>Authentic Collectables presents this awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 1984 Bathurst 1000 win. 1 Piece for every kilometre! </p> <p>Our Colours Of Speed puzzle range features a stylised piece of graphic artwork of the Bathurst winner, making a bold and challenging puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed. </p> <p>It shouldn't be missed by Bathurst 1000 fans. </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Colours Of Speed: 1984 Bathurst 1000 Winner - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> </ul>

<p>Authentic Collectables present this gloss white plain body Sprintcar in 1:18 scale die-cast.<br><br>Featuring new tooling, this model is based on our own Australian Sprintcar Championship 410 Sprintcar, and features die-cast chassis components, a highly detailed engine, drivetrain, cockpit and removable wings complete with rivet details.<br><br>It also features removable mud covers and engine hood, so you can choose just how you want to display the model in your collection.<br><br>An additional display feature is the pose-able steering and the distinctive block-tread Hoosier Sprint tyres, which means this model can be displayed in an aggressive "opposite-lock" stance.<br><br>Comprised of roughly 145 die-cast and ABS parts, it's been exactingly modelled in 1:18 scale for collectors of Australian Sprintcars.<br><br>This plain body Sprintcar is scheduled to be produced in an open edition, it has been designed as a base for teams, fans and model enthusiasts to customise their own favourite Sprintcars for themselves on an ongoing basis.<br><br>The model will come with an Authentic Collectables un-numbered Certificate of Authenticity.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>1:18 Scale Plain Body Sprintcar - Gloss White</li> <li>Die-cast model with removable engine cover, wings and mud covers</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 standard edition of this print with a dark 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>Tickford Racing is one of the premier teams in Australian motorsport.</p> <p>Established as Ford Performance Racing in 2003 and later known as Prodrive Racing Australia, Tickford Racing has a decorated history competing in the Supercars Championship.</p> <p>From race wins and podiums to claiming a drivers championship and winning the prestigious Bathurst 1000 twice, Tickford Racing has practically done it all.</p> <p>In 2022, the team added yet another significant milestone to their history, taking out their 100th Supercars Championship Pole Position when Cameron Waters clocked a time of 1:01.9984 to start from the front row for Race 27 at the ITM Auckland SuperSprint, Pukekohe.</p> <p>Their first pole came at the hands of Jason Bright in 2006 aboard a Ford Falcon BA at Winton and since then have gone on to claim poles all around Australia and even internationally. Some of the biggest names in motorsport have contributed to the milestone over the team’s history including Mark Winterbottom, Chaz Mostert, Will Davison, David Reynolds and now current star Cameron Waters.</p> <p>With every single one of their poles coming from racing a Falcon or Mustang, Tickford Racing holds a very special place in the hearts of Ford fans across Australia and New Zealand.</p> <p>Celebrate this milestone for Tickford Racing with this incredible large format collectors print.</p> <p>Strikingly designed, it features an image and details of each and every car which has claimed a pole position for the team, the top 5 drivers who have contributed to the milestone and more.</p> <p>Measuring 1000mm wide by 590mm high, this artwork will be printed offset on 250gsm matte paper stock in an exclusive hand numbered limited edition. It’s a big statement print for collectors and is one that fans of this team shouldn’t miss.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print Size: (W) 1000mm X (H) 590mm</li> <li>Printed offset on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Australian made</li> <li>Individually hand numbered limited edition</li> <li>Officially licensed by Tickford Racing</li> <li>Each print comes rolled and will be shipped in a sturdy postage tube</li> </ul>

<p>Brodie Kostecki is the 2023 Repco Supercars Champion.<br><br>In just his third full time season competing in Supercars, Kostecki, along with the entire team at Coca-Cola Racing by Erebus started the year in red hot form with the introduction of the new Gen3 rules and the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 and really, never looked back.<br><br>Amazingly, at just 26 years of age, Kostecki's first career race win in the category came earlier in the season at the Australian Grand Prix round.<br><br>Fast forward through the season and it became clear that Erebus were the dominant team in 2023 despite being challenged by powerhouse Triple Eight Race Engineering at various points across the year.<br><br>Kostecki led the charge, taking out 10 poles, 6 wins and 18 podiums which included a stunning pole lap and runner-up finish at the Bathurst 1000 to ultimately have the title wrapped up with one race to spare at the season ending Adelaide 500.<br><br>Kostecki now cements himself in the history books as a champion of the sport and joins just three other drivers in Colin Bond, Jim Richards and Craig Lowndes to be crowned champion in the same year they won their first championship race.<br><br>Fittingly, the championship win for Erebus came in the year they celebrated their 10th anniversary competing in Supercars.<br><br>Celebrate this incredible achievement with this amazing large format photographic print commemorating Brodie's 2023 Championship.<br><br>Measuring a huge 1000mm high by 590mm wide, this print will be printed on high quality 250gsm matte art stock using offset print technology and will be produced in an exclusive individually hand numbered limited edition.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures (W) 590mm X (H) 1000mm</li> <li>Individually hand numbered limited edition</li> <li>Officially licensed by Erebus Motorsport</li> <li>Printed on 250gsm matte paper stock</li> <li>Prints come rolled and shipped in a sturdy mailing 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 awesome 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle which commemorates the 1974 Bathurst 1000 pole position.</p> <p>Our Colours Of Speed puzzle range features a stylised piece of graphic artwork of the pole car, making a bold and challenging puzzle for enthusiasts which measures a large 700mm wide x 500mm high when completed. </p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Colours Of Speed: 1974 Bathurst 1000 Pole Position - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle</li> <li>700mm x 500mm finished size</li> </ul>

<p>Eagle-eyed fans of Dick Johnson Racing may recognise this range of impressive photographic prints which were available from the team race shop in the early 2000s and we're very excited to be offering this updated version to collectors under license from the team.<br><br>This print series features some of the iconic cars raced by Dick Johnson Racing in years past and includes the Tru-Blu Falcon XD, Greens'-Tuf Falcon XE along with the Shell Sierra RS500, Falcon EL and AU.<br><br>This Sierra edition is available individually or as part of a complete matching number set of the 5 prints here for the duration of the pre-order period only.<br><br>Printed offset on 250gsm matte paper stock, each print measures 800mm x 450mm and will be signed by Dick Johnson in a one-off hand numbered limited edition.<br><br>The limited edition number for this print will be based on pre-orders received so please place your pre-order here or make an enquiry with your local stockist to ensure you don't miss out.</p> <h3>Features</h3> <ul> <li>Print measures (W) 800mm X (H) 450mm</li> <li>Signed by Dick Johnson and individually numbered</li> <li>Officially licensed by Dick Johnson Racing</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> </ul>