1984 Bathurst 1000 Winner Peter Brock Larry Perkins Holden VK Commodore Legends Of Bathurst A2 Print Rolled Poster

Product Description: 1984 Bathurst 1000 Winner A2 Size Poster

Product Specifications:

Poster measures (W) 420 mm X (H) 594mm (A2 Size)
Printed on 160gsm matte paper stock
Australian made
Shipped rolled in sturdy poster tube

About This Product:

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.”

The 1984 race was also celebrated as ‘The Last of the Big Bangers’ at Bathurst due to the end of Group C era.

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.

It was the third Bathurst win in a row for Brock and Perkins, and the first—and last—1-2 finish for HDT.

It remains one of the most iconic victories in the history of The Great Race.

Authentic Collectables presents this incredibly designed poster commemorating the 1984 Bathurst 1000 win.

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.

It's the perfect addition to your man cave, bar or collection and is a must have for Bathurst 1000 fans.

Please Note: Due to Australian tobacco advertising laws, we have distorted the visible tobacco logos in the product image used on our website only. The poster will be produced with the historically accurate, un-edited image.

Images used in the artwork, with permission, courtesy of Ray Berghouse / Chevron Image Archive.