Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
Paul Douglas turned your nanna’s old TD Cortina into a twin-turbo V8 monster
A blown LS2 gives this classy Impala cruiser a surprisingly muscular side
Latham Axial Flow superchargers were the ultimate upgrade for classic American V8s
Mark Sullivan returns with another epic Lincoln Continental, this one built for maximum lows
Nick Eden tells us the story behind his HG GTS Monaro, the Monarat!
Hot cars, a hotter blonde. In the hottest chase of the year!
Blown, stroked and injected, Leigh Whyte’s tyre-shredding VH is an instant classic
Dominic Costa transformed a fire-damaged PT Cruiser into a wicked V8-powered custom ute
A philosophy of use what you’ve got and only build one project at a time sees another cool hot rod out of the Love family’s garage
An immaculate matching-numbers XA GT, tastefully modified for radically improved on-road performance
The Polito name is synonymous with high-revving Pro Stock power, but this monstrous blown BBF destined for a customer's ’39 Zephyr is something altogether wilder
Mario Busljeta’s Monaro is a six-second-capable nuclear warhead with a big-block up front, twin turbos out back, and close to 3000hp on tap
Steve Loader upped the ante with his tyre-frying UNLOAD Commodore
We take up part two of Mark’s car journey, this time looking at his builds during the late 1980s
Mark Parsons lived the Aussie street machine dream in the 70s and 80s. Here's a dive into where it all started for him, and some of his all-time favourite rides
Australian Nitro Funny Car Champion Justin Walshe steps into a new wild ride in the form of this 1100hp ClubSport cloud-maker
Most people wouldn’t dare but Steven Loader built it for burnouts
Nick Cini’s intimidating XB hardtop might have been inspired by a certain Pursuit Special, but its considerable grunt comes from a more modern source
We take a look inside our own stables, at staff journo Kian Heagney's S13 Silvia
Check out some of our awesome readers’ projects in the build, from the April issue of Street Machine
