Gorgeous, glossing spreads on the most beautiful and hardcore modified cars that Australia’s custom scene has to offer.
We check out some of our readers' cars from the June 2021 issue of Street Machine
How to turn a mild-mannered street machine into a California-style lowrider in 64 easy steps
They'll burn up anything on four wheels or two legs!
Richard Bell's jaw-dropping EH 'Nomad' is a one-off two-door made from three sliced-up shells
The full breakdown of the LS engines locally delivered in Australia, from LS1 to LS9
Anton Brown's HQ ute was sitting for 30 years at his wife's family farm before he gave it the mother of all birthdays to bring it back to life
You could say Todd Keen has a bit of a thing for 60s Super Stock drag cars
Paul Hart's XR Fairmont was supposed to be just a quick money-spinner. Instead, it's the first-ever Rockynats Grand Champion
Is Ron Haddad's 800hp VL turbo the ultimate factory-look sleeper?
When Nick Knight lost his licence for doing skids on the street, he resolved to be sensible and build this insane HQ
Imported as an 80s US pro street car, this Nova SS was reborn as a new-age Aussie tough streeter
Reigning Red CentreNATS Grand Champ Graham Miller is well on the way to collecting a full set of EH Holdens
Dave Sultana’s LJ Torana coupe was one of the cleanest cars to be found at the South Coast 660 in Portland earlier this year
Part 14: Let's head into some sheds to see the streeters, cruisers, customs and burnout cars you're currently building
After eight years of painstaking work, one of Australia’s most ambitious car builds is finally unveiled: Peter Sharp’s wide-body HQ Monaro
Eddy Ramsbottom’s 1964 EH Holden rocks a straight six and just two doors
Scotty battles on with his dad’s ute resto
Our chat with Steve Abbott, the man behind one of Australia’s most famous and influential vans - VANRAT
White Lightning is a fun rollick in the south with cool cars and a serious overtone about freedom of speech and police corruption
Jason Schembri's nine-second, naturally aspirated XT Fairmont is proof that some things are just meant to be
