Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
We met Kiwi Liam at the Hardass 1000 and had to find out more about his ’64 LS-powered Chevelle
Think building an elite car is tough? Try doing a 1700rwhp HQ Monaro streeter at the same time
Frank Piccolo made it two in a row for Ford by winning Street Machine of the Year in 1992. Here’s an abridged version of the first feature story on the car, circa July ’92.
Twin brothers Younan and Eddie Khazi set out to showcase their talents with this critically acclaimed Barra turbo XE Ghia build
We check out some of our readers' project cars, from the April issue of Street Machine
Monique O’Garr’s EH wagon was three decades coming, but an elite hall debut made it all worthwhile
Over in NZ we found a shed owned by a Coke and rod addict and it’s as cool as it gets. Here's a look back at our feature on Paul French's collection from 2007
When you absolutely, positively have to have bulk grunt and minimum profile, go for a twin-turbo V8 in a classic Ford
Your brakes are crucial. Make sure you can rely on them by fitting the lines correctly
Spoilers ahead! Here's the low-down on the latest Max flick
A 20-year odyssey saw Jason MacKenzie’s Camaro transfigured from burnout bruiser to showstopping boulevard cruiser
A couple of hog-hunting buddies pooled car parts to race at the sharp end of Modified Street
It was cheap to build, ran low 11s and did a ton of very fuel-efficient road miles. We look back at Scott Briant’s crazy Datsun 120Y
It looks like a giant toy and goes like a race car
Rob Beauchamp’s Pro Street VL Calais raised the bar in Australian street machining
The Street Machine Nationals judges wanted the best piece of iron in Oz. Rob Beauchamp’s Torana got their nod!
Forget about replicas and movie stars; this Shelby GT500 is the genuine article
Thirteen iconic pro streeters from the 80s and 90s were brought together for a once-in-a-lifetime appearance at this year’s GNRS
Just to be different, Matt Brown built his streeter the old fashioned way
We revisit our 1987 feature on Dave Johnson’s Jigsaw FJ Holden
