“Once a Holden man, always a Holden man!” Trouble is, we can’t get them anymore.  😢

Rest In Peace to Bev Brock, who passed away. Thank you for good memories. We will miss you very much. ❤😢

R.I.P Peter Brock (February 26, 1945 – September 8, 2006), aged 61
You will be remembered as a legend

Sure there were historical inaccuracies and other embellishments, but this is one of the most underrated Australian dramas ever. For anyone who grew up in these times, it's magic.

I met Peter Brock in Port Douglas and I went to see him race and win at Bathurst one hot day.  It was wild!

Steve Bisley: 'Real  men don't do that to women'.  Bisley tuned his own missus up back in 2010

That was a great motorsports movie! Now to part 2 to fill in some blanks...

I saw Harry’s little shop in Auburn . No room to swing a cat. He had really come to the end of his time . The paint jobs on the LH’s in 74  were an afterthought. When John Shephard took control all that changed,.

Great.  Totally enjoyed the childhood memories  this bought back.  Great years. Big personalities. 😊 😊😊

Thank you  💞

Hmmm, modern racing harnesses and a roll cage in his Austin... Brock was ahead of his time. :-P

I read the comments strait up and saved me some time.

Steve Bisley who plays Harry Firth, is best known for playing "Goose" in the first Mad Max

I remember seeing Brock in Bathurst...he was such a Cool guy...down to Earth 😢😢😢

Thanks for the upload 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

We all was conned thinking Holden was Australian, it was American, and should be treated as such, not an Aussie icon

Great this is available on YT, subtitles enabled would have been good

The guy acting as Brock seriously looks like Aryton Senna

In my 60's if I ever think of speeding I remember Mr Brock.

The end of the reign of Peter's dominance was in 1988 when he went to BMW.