PRE ORDER $50 DEPOSIT - Holden HK Monaro GTS 327 Silver Mink 1:18 Scale Die Cast Model Car (FULL PRICE - $299.00)

The full price of this model is $299.00. Pre-order today by paying the $50 deposit.

Pre-Order – By leaving a $50.00 non-refundable deposit when you place your order you will secure your model.

When this car is released (we are unable to give an exact release date) we will contact you via text. 
Then you are able to pick up in store at Windsor or call the store to pay the balance owing and we will post your model out.

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*Our Prices as are per the Suppliers RRP and are subject to change by the Supplier at their discretion. The Final price will be confirmed upon the release of the Model

Please be aware, this item is not currently in stock. It is a future release, and currently still in development. By placing a Pre Order & paying the non-refundable deposit through our website, you will secure this product when it becomes available. Please note, due to factory lead times it may not be available for a number of months.

Classic Carlectables are proud to announce their latest project, the Holden HK Monaro GTS 327. The model will include opening doors and bonnet, with full interior, engine and chassis detail.

The HK series Monaro is of historical important to Australia, as it was the first successful volume selling locally-built coupe. The HK also won the Wheels Car of the Year award, and Bathurst in its first time out.

Introduced in July 1968, the eye-catching design was inspired by the ‘coke’ bottle trend of long hood-short boot. The HK Monaro was available in three models, base, GTS and GTS327. The GTS 327 was powered by a Chev 327 ci (5.4l) engine, that was good for 250bph (186kW), coupled with the front disc brakes, extended fuel tank and stiff suspension, turned the Monaro into a legend.