1/18 Biante Holden Commodore SS VL Group A with Signrare. This is a highly detailed die-cast model manufactured by Biante, a renowned Australian brand known for its exceptional quality. This limited edition model, with only 1,800 units produced and not available domestically, features the iconic 1988 Bathurst 1000 race car driven by Alan Grace/Wynn Percy. The model includes a serial card signed by Alan Grace, adding to its collectible value. Based on the first-generation Commodore VL, the model captures the distinctive front grille and the C-pillar design reminiscent of the GM Group A-spec Isuzu Gemini. The racing version, VL SS Group A SV, was developed by HSV, equipped with a powerful 5.0 V8 engine and a prominent rear wing designed by TWR, making it a standout in Group A racing. The car competed fiercely against Ford Sierra, BMW M3, and Nissan Skyline R31 at Bathurst. Manufactured by Biante, a lesser-known Australian company that OEMs models for brands like Auto Art and Kyosho, this model surpasses many contemporaries in quality. It features meticulous interior details, especially the instrument cluster and rear tank area. The model has been stored in a dark environment, and both the body and box are in excellent condition. The body has been polished with ceramic compound, coated with professional-grade polymer, and finished with Swissvax Carnauba Wax 40 for durability and deep gloss. An original certificate of authenticity from our shop accompanies this model, ensuring its premium quality and authenticity. Model: Bathurst 1988 VL SS Group A SV. Year of Manufacture: 1988. Color: As shown in images. Condition: New, stored in dark environment. Limited Edition: Yes, 1800 units. Country/Region of Manufacture: Australia. C:California Prop 65 Warning. Not In Stock Japan 1/18 Biante Holden Commodore Ss Vl Group A. We are located in Japan. It’s our pleasure to make you happy by proposing our recommend item. If you have any questions or request about items, please feel free to ask us. International Buyers – Please Note. We do not mark merchandise values below value or mark items as – gifts – The US and International government regulations prohibit such behavior. Thank you for your understanding.
