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HSV 20th Anniversary Collectables

July 31, 2008 by George Skentzos  




Holden Special Vehicles has begun a new campaign to celebrate its 20th Anniversary with the release of ’20 years of the greatest HSVs from 1988-2008,’ to coincide with start of production for the new the HSV W427.

 HSV 20th Anniversary Collectables

A series of twelve collector cars will be available through Coles Express, Coles, Kmart and Target, commemorating significant models in the history of HSV.

The collection begins with the very first HSV – the Group A SS VL Commodore, more commonly known as the ‘Walkinshaw’ and ends with the latest hero car – the HSV w427.

 HSV 20th Anniversary Collectables

In between, highlights include the 1996 VS GTS-R, the ‘world’s fastest ute’ – a VZ Maloo and Garth Tander’s 2007 V8 Supercar winning Toll HSV Dealer Team car.

In total, over 800,000 are expected to be sold around Australia carrying a price tag of just $2.50 each or $39.99 for the dozen presented in an aluminium case.

 HSV 20th Anniversary Collectables

One lucky buyer will also get their hands on a brand new HSV Clubsport R8 just by texting the unique code on the attached key tag.

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10 Responses to “HSV 20th Anniversary Collectables”
  1. Andrew M says:

    they could have at least gotten a reputable model builder like “classic carlectables” or “Biante” to produce them

    great concept, but its a pity the real collectors will laugh at them.
    these are built for “fans” not “collectors”

    im surprised the asking price doesnt come with the typical HSV premium pricing structure….
    40 bucks aint bad even for hot wheels

  2. Golfschwein says:

    They’re probably really hideous close-up. I shall report back after my next shopping round.

  3. Mike Hunt says:

    What scale I wonder?
    I hope that picture just makes them looks bad, otherwise I will be dissapointed.

  4. si1982 says:

    I saw them at my local shell servo. and they are hideous…. a real shame… its all plastic, with wobbly wheels and some dont even look proportionate… they could have made these into awesome models, but pity they screwed it up big time!

  5. Duck says:

    I would buy them if they do look good close up. Their probably ugly and desorted close up. So there goes that thought! I’ll have a look anyway. Where do you buy them?

  6. Andrew M says:

    Duck,
    read the article…….

    MR Hunt,
    they arent scaled at all.
    they would be around the 1/64 size.

  7. Duck says:

    OK, I’ll look at Target at them tomorrow.

  8. Mel says:

    Unfortunately they are not appropriate for collectors at all.
    They are cheaply made, wheels fall off, and they are not even to scale.

    Its a pity holden even put their name to these HSV Anniversary Collectables.

    I personally wouldn’t recommend spending your hard earned cash on them at all.

  9. courtney says:

    how can i get my hands on the hsv collectors case for the $2.50 model cars

  10. Hi the stupid Coles and Coles Express in our town only released a few of these vehicles. My son would like to get the collection however I am at loss as to how!! Does anyone know if they can be purchased from the HSV website, as I can’t figure it out.

    Thanks.

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