Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
Back in July 1995 an airborne Torana graced our cover. Then in 2011 it took a jump into the unknown
What's more fun than building your dream car? Building it with your perfect partner
Our engine-bay fabrication how-to wraps up with Chad making some custom inner fenders
This Valiant AP6 Safari wagon wraps a modern 5.7-litre Hemi in classic old-school clothing
Looking back to when Mark Arblaster's WAR440 VG Valiant was reborn with more cubes, more power and a brand new look
Built by Sydney’s Warspeed Industries, this blacked-out tower of LS power is headed for a hard life in a VF GTS Powercruise car
George Josevski's VN SS Commodore is headed for the nine-second zone - and that's just his street car!
Dr Tim explains the importance of building torsional rigidity into your project car
Wayne Grima built this Summernats Top 20 custom Bel Air before his 20th birthday
23-year-old Shenae Bekkers has always been around cars and comes from a family that has always had projects on the go
Maurice D'Alberti's EL Falcon is a 616hp tribute to his little boy Adam, who passed away in 2018
Scott Campbell has everything you want. As long as it's an early Holden
We check out Castlemaine Rod Shop's brand new facility and talk all things horsepower
We spotted Charlie Jones’s old-school HT Monaro laying down reliable 11-second passes at last year’s Holden Nationals in Heathcote
Dan Szabolics' blown small-block Torana hatch combines Group C heritage with street-car attitude
This killer XR Falcon is what happens when a 10-time Summernats elite hall veteran builds himself a work ute
We check out some of our readers' cars from the April 2020 issue of Street Machine
It looks like an immaculately restored Red Pepper XA GT - but there is 670hp hidden under the stock aircleaner
Pablo Evangelista couldn't afford his dream GTS Monaro but his HG Kingswood comes close
Darren Nielson saved this HT Kingswood from the scrap heap and brought it back to life on a shoestring budget