The 1991 VN Group A touring car driven by Australian motor racing legend Peter Brock is on the verge of being sold after it went under the hammer on the weekend.

The famous vehicle played a significant role in Australian motorsport and the Australian Touring Car Championship.

Lloyds Auctioneers and Valuers say after competitive bidding, the final bid reached $235,000 and negotiations are underway to finalise the sale.

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Peter Brock is widely considered one of the greatest Australian racing car drivers ever and the 1985 Holden Commodore SS HDT Group A that he once called his own is up for grabs in Australia. Mind you, it is not cheap. In fact, it is set to sell for as much as a legitimate supercar.

Holden built the SS HDT Group A as a homologation special. Just 5,090 examples were delivered and this car is number 005. It initially served as Brock’s personal company car and has only had four owners since new. A look at the odometer reveals it has only ever been driven 79,724 km (49,538 miles) and will be handed over to the new owner with all of the original documents.