1/18 Holden Hurricane Concept Car (1969, copper orange)

1/18 Holden Hurricane Concept Car 1969. Made by Apex Replicas. Made of resin & features right-hand drive & a sealed body with no opening or moving parts. It also features a detailed interior, & comes on a plinth. Only 798 have been produced in this copper "Orange" livery, & it comes with a certificate. It is now out of production. Available while stocks last. This vehicle is 279mm long, 96mm wide & 54mm high. This item is not suitable for children.

The Holden Hurricane was a two seater concept car built by Holden in 1969. The Hurricane stood at just 990 millimetres (39 in) tall and was powered by a mid-mounted high-compression 4.2 litre Holden V8 engine, producing 193 kilowatts (259 hp). The Hurricane did not feature conventional doors; instead, a hydraulically powered canopy swung forwards over the front wheels and the seats rose up and titled forward. Other features included Pathfinder, which used magnetic signals built into the road to guide the driver. It also contained digital instrument displays, automatic temperature control air conditioning called Comfortron, an auto-seek radio function and a rear-view camera, which consisted of a wide angle camera in the rear bumper connected to a closed-circuit television (CCTV) screen in the centre console. Only 1 was built. It now displayed at the National Motor Museum in Birdwood, South Australia.