Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
Matt Christodoulou’s dad initially bought this EJ Holden for spare parts. Instead, this Aussie classic was transformed into an immaculately appointed cruiser
It might not have steel bumpers, but Justin Ellis’s KINGGM Commodore is every inch a right royal kick-arse street machine
Craig Moar’s Chrysler VH Charger is a nitrous-huffing drag strip weapon that he can also cruise on the street
Chris Hardwick’s ’69 HT Holden HTVAN is clean, simple and a straight-up headturner
Running On Empty (1982) is the quintessential Aussie car flick that's all about the cars
Kelly Wallington's LS1-powered '59 Chevy drives like a dream and is dripping with style
We chatted to Drag Week and Street Outlaws legend Jeff Lutz during his recent trip Down Under
We unlock the secrets of Chrysler’s Hemi six cylinder head
The age-old Ford/Holden rivalry is what killed local car manufacturing, Street Machine reader Erin Hearne reckons
Khain Mackey is gunning for low sevens with his newly overhauled twin-turbo SBC-powered HR Holden
As a tribute to custom car legend Rod Johnston who passed away in February, here's a look back at the incredible FJ Holden creation from our 2011 issue, handcrafted by Rod and son Hud
Now that Fury Road has scooped a bunch of Oscars, let’s look back at some of our favourite rides from the film
Bullitt is a low-key, gritty action thriller but the car chase is the movie's highlight
Fitting an R5P7 Mopar mill to the humble Chrysler Centura wasn’t easy, but the result is pure fun!
This genuine Sandman XX7 went from daily driver workhorse to street machine
Street Machine's resident Mopar man, Simon Major runs us through his history with cars
Hogan Jeffs's insane backyard-built Fiat Bambina ratter blows minds at Muscle Car Madness
With a transporter as cool as this '36 Chev, you'd be proud to make your car a trailer queen
The story of a classic street machine that went on to feature in Mad Max!
Geoff Paradise's final editor's column was a cracker, ruminating on the great man's Brock Commodore, sleepers and the perils of street racing
