Howard Astill’s SMOTY-winning XA Ford Falcon hardtop
Howard Astill set out to build a car capable of winning Street Machine of the Year. He got it right
Enthusiast Motor Insurance Street Machine of the Year winners
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Here’s a goodly helping of some of the most-iconic cars to win the Street Machine of the Year award! Founded in 1988, with Alan Cooper’s BLOBAK2 being the first winner, SMOTY 2026 sponsored by Enthusiast Motor Insurance is open for voting now at smoty.au
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2026
Howard Astill’s SMOTY-winning XA Ford Falcon hardtop
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2024
Ron Barclay’s SMOTY-winning HQ Holden ute
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2024
SMOTY Hall of Fame: Frank Piccolo’s XB GT
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2024
SMOTY Hall of Fame: Colin Townsend’s FJ
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2024
Ed Brodie’s SMOTY-winning 1974 Holden HJ Sedan – MR HJ
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2023
Where are they now: Frank Rejtano’s 1993 SMOTY-winning Corvette Stingray
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2023
Flashback: 2004 SMOTY-winning LJ Torana
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2023
Angela Dow’s SMOTY-winning LX Torana hatch
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2023
Dave Bennett’s Rat Attack HQ Monaro
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2023
Darryl McBeth’s 1995 Street Machine of the Year-winning FJ Holden
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2023
Bill Murfin’s injected big-block HT Monaro BILLIT
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2022
Mark Jones’s SMOTY-winning FAT57 Chev
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2022
Rob Godfrey’s SMOTY-winning HQ One Tonner
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2022
Mark Sullivan’s SMOTY-winning HK Monaro
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2022
Gary Myers’s SMOTY-winning ‘Silver Bullet’ Mustang
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2022
Adam LeBrese’s SMOTY-winning EH Holden sedan delivery
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2019
Matt Morgillo’s Holden HQ Statesman wins SMOTY 2019
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2018
Craig Parker’s 1971 Ford Fairmont: TUFFXY
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2018
Dave Bennett’s Rat Attack HQ Holden Monaro
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2017
SMOTY-winning 1964 Holden EH wagon streeter
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