The November 2026 edition of Street Machine is on sale now, and it’s an absolute cracker! 

On the cover is one of the wildest street-registered cars ever built in Australia – Robi Fekete’s insane, blown Coyote-powered Ford F-100. Built in the style of a Baja pre-runner, the truck is 100 per cent engineer-approved for Victorian roads. That includes the blown Coyote engine, wild custom suspension, rollcage and 39-inch tyres. It’s a landmark build that you need to read about in detail. 

On the other end of the scale is Mick Sammut’s ’39 Chev. It sits on the deck with a classy old-school look, but is built to elite standards and runs a staunch, aspirated LS combo from ProFlo Performance.

One of the nicest later-model Commodores we’ve seen in a long time is Chris Cookson’s VY SS ute. The ute is designed to run deep into the eights, but the fit, finish and custom details are pure elite street.

Jack Cutajar is just 24 years old but has landed a feature in the new issue with his staunch XE Fairmont. Jack has kept plenty of the 80s vibes that make these cars cool, but he’s also endowed it with a tough 408ci Cleveland, ready to take on Street Machine Drag Challenge in just a couple of weeks. 

Other feature cars include a tough and tasteful VL Calais, a blown HZ Sandman replica, and a monster Jeep Trackhawk.

On the event side of things, we revel in the good times of Red CentreNATS in Alice Springs, visit Peninsula Motorfest in Brisbane, and check out the hotties from our Young SMOTY Cars & Coffee events. 

So, don’t dilly-dally – get yourself down to your local Coles, Woolies or newsagent and grab the November issue of SM!