Since Street Machine was founded in 1981, we’ve featured over 1500 customised Holdens from the very first 1948 FX to the final VFII Commodore.
Pro Touring Torana
The September issue of Street Machine is on sale now and features David Heaton’s LX hatchback – one of the most awe-inspiring Toranas we’ve ever featured.
In pics: 50th Anniversary of the EH Holden
The September issue of Street Machine includes a celebration of 50 years of the EH Holden – one of the most enduringly popular models ever produced Downunder.
Aussie assault
THE La Carrera Panamericana race is an icon of world motorsport. Most of the entries are 50s and 60s American metal concealing NASCAR underpinnings, with a healthy dash of European exotica thrown in.
1970 HOLDEN LC TORANA – AUSSIE ATTACK
A mere 10 months ago, three Aussies were sitting in the back of a Winnebago at Drag Week 2012, sinking tins and hatching a scheme to return the following year and have a crack at the event in their own purpose-built race car.
TAILSPIN
ADAM and Kylie Perry’s Tail Spin is a back-to-front, wild custom FB Holden based on a design Steve Vesperman did for Street Machine back in Jan/Feb ’94.
The draggin’ coupe history
The 21st Early Holden Federation Nationals were held in Bathurst in the dying days of 2012. The star debut was John Trunzo’s FJ coupe, originally built by Ian Bradley and made famous in the 1960s by Lance Simmers as the Draggin’ Coupe.
Clash of the titans
THE current issue of Street Machine has a great story on Romano Puntin’s lovingly re-created replica of the Hines & Parry She’s Ace FX Holden, one of the stars of CMP wars in the early days of Adelaide International Raceway.
Home built hero
Tony Wilson is going fast on a budget