Fancy winning a Holden Supercar?

Joel Strickland
Contributor
25 Sep 2018
2 min read

Well, now you can! Walkinshaw Andretti United are auctioning off Scott Pye’s current ZB Commodore - chassis number 24 - via the team at Lloyds Auctions.

The perfect addition to any car collectors collection, Chassis 24 will be sold without the engine as a rolling chassis. But while it will lack the 480kW 5.0-litre V8 that placed Pye at the top of the podium at Melbourne's Rolex Australian Gran Prix in 2018, it will come per the season's spec; supplied with front suspension, upright assembly, wheels, tyres, and exhaust system.

The car will be delivered to the highest bidder at the end of next year's season, where they will be able to choose any of the liveries that were featured on the car during 2018-2019.

As part of the auction lot, the winner will also receive:

• 2x team hard cards for track, paddock and pit entry at all Supercars events for the 2018 and 2019 Championship seasons
• 6x ‘hot laps’ (encompassing 2 per track / ride days – 3 per season)
• 3x damaged race car panels of varying nature per year, signed by the Sellers driver, including at least one race bonnet per year
• Hospitality passes for 2 people at the 2019 Bathurst 1000 in the Seller’s official team suite

For you chance to bid, check out the full listing for the car.

Current bid is $50,000 with 11 days to go.

If your budget was unlimited, what ex race-car would you buy ? Tell us in the comments below!

Joel Strickland loves all things automotive, you can follow him on line @joelstrickphoto on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.

Joel Strickland
Contributor
Growing up in Tasmania, car culture hardly surrounded Joel. But between Targa, the Australian Rally Championship and V8 Supercars there was enough to build Joel’s passion for all things automotive. Joel got his first big break covering the Australian Rally Championship in the mid 2000s.  His two biggest publishing accomplishments were for two publications which are no longer in print, first one photo published in Motorsport News in the mid ‘90s and then his first feature story published in Speed magazine in the mid 2000s, both from rally events.  He now combines that automotive passion every day in his photography and writing. The best car he’s owned to date was a 2005 Subaru Impreza WRX, with the sound of the boxer engine and handling causing him to yearn for another.  If he had the money, he would buy a Dodge Viper from the early ‘90s. Did someone say 8.0-litre V10?
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