Golden Years Of Holden Levitating

The "Golden Years of Holden Levitating Sculpture" is a breathtaking homage to Holden's rich automotive legacy. Commencing with the launch of the 48-215 in 1948, Holden became an integral part of Australian culture. This iconic levitating sculpture takes enthusiasts on a mesmerizing journey through Holden's history. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the illuminated C-shaped base showcases a vivid timeline of Holden's most celebrated models. From the classic EJ, EK, FJ, and EH of the 1950s and 60s to the powerful HQ Kingswood, Monaro GTS, VB Commodore, WB Statesman, and VL Commodore from the 1970s to the 1980s, every emblematic vehicle is captured in full colour against a monochrome backdrop of Holden badging. This edition encapsulates the evolution of Holden, making it an exhilarating addition to any Holden enthusiast's collection.

The "Golden Years of Holden Levitating Sculpture" is more than a display piece; it's a technological marvel that pays tribute to Holden's pioneering spirit. Utilizing cutting-edge electro-magnetic technology, the sculpture features a levitating gold-tone disc that serves as a captivating centrepiece. On one side of the disc, a portrait of Prime Minister Ben Chifley at the 48-215 launch, painted by the acclaimed artist Robert Coady, captures the historic moment. Chifley's famous words, "She's a Beauty," echo above the scene. The reverse side displays an early Holden emblem amidst a pattern of Holden badging, providing a dynamic visual experience as the disc defies gravity and rotates. The illuminated base adds an extra layer of grandeur, showcasing Holden's proud heritage in vibrant detail. This Market-First release also comes with a Certificate of Authenticity, solidifying its status as a unique and cherished collector's item. Order yours now!

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