Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
When Brock Mahoney went looking for a John Goss Special XB Falcon, he never expected to find it in the Emerald Isle!
Part two of our story of how Howard Astill’s legendary XA Falcon evolved through the years
Steve Burgess' VJ Valiant Hardtop has a vicious bark and a serious bite
Peter Connors has been driving around Queensland in awesome cars for decades. Here's a look at a few of them
A life-changing experience led Josh Nijam to build this insane blown and injected FJ Holden pano
When Anthony Palazzo built this Ford XY Fairmont as a teenager, he never dreamed he’d do it all again – bigger, better and with room for the kids
We chat to Kiwi Karen Hay about her 1927 Model T that has run deep into the six-second zone!
Steve Pennell’s monster GT 350 Mustang goes hard in a straight line. And around corners
Zane Hau’s 1970 Plymouth Satellite packs enough grunt to send itself into orbit
Jamil Moukachar’s genuine Holden HSV VR Senator lives up to its name
Chris Gauci talks Ford Falcons and Drags In this readers car of the week
Matt McCarthy has been taking Modified Street Blown by storm in his six-second, 200mph Nissan Bluebird
Just because you're on P-plates doesn't mean you can't have a good time - or rip a decent burnout
Veteran street machiner Mark Sullivan rights some wrongs by taking an emissions-constrained ’72 Firebird and giving it the big-cube, high-horsepower donk it always deserved
It takes a bold man to build a pink car, but Peter Mikelat has an answer for any haters – he just lifts the bonnet of his ’72 ’Cuda to reveal 528 cubes of Hemi goodness!
Mario Teuma's street-driven LJ Torana runs nines with a standard-stroke 308 Holden donk!
We chat to Dez Knight of Knight’s Garage, responsible for some of the most highly awarded Elite showstoppers of recent years
Melbournian Ian Lording takes a walk down memory lane in this 'My Life with Cars'
The ever-rarer HK Holden Belmont panel van gets some much needed love from enthusiast Simon Gemmell
We remember Street Machine's founding editor, as told by his mates, colleagues and rivals
