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Street Machine is the country's biggest selling and most respected modified car magazine. Combining great photography with accurate, expert coverage of the Aussie modified car scene and in-depth technical features, Street Machine celebrates Australia's passion for older cars, V8s and the lifestyle that surrounds them.
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ArticleBROADCAST
AS I SIT down to write this month’s column, I’ve just returned from a beaut weekend cruising around the Hunter Valley in the Torana with the missus for Toranafest. The event was awesome, with over 500 Toranas on display, and we’ll bring you...
ArticleEXTREME VELOCITY
Jack Cutajar took his daily-driver XE Fairmont and turned it into a street-and-strip monster AS CLASSIC Ford Falcons of the 60s and 70s are lost to the ravages of time or price themselves out of the average car nut’s reach, we’ve seen an...
ArticleADELAIDE
IT MIGHT have been raining in Adelaide’s eastern suburbs, but the sun shone brightly on Hare & Forbes Machineryhouse’s Woodville store for our South Aussie YSMOTY Cars & Coffee event. A varied contingent of around 60 cars rocked up on the...
ArticleRED CENTRENATS
Father’s Day weekend heats up in the heart of the country for RCN 12
ArticleDRAG CHALLENGE
Anthony Fortunato’s KINGLC Torana boasts 1100hp of new RB power as he heads into DC ’26 MANY a P-plater has professed a grand plan of “I’m going to turbo it later”, but not all of them follow through to the extreme Anthony Fortunato has with...
ArticleYOUNG GUN
Caden Gilvear’s Ls-swapped VR ute is a purpose-built tyre hater, perfect for a 19-year-old LIKE many young blokes and blokettes, Caden Gilvear inherited his love of cars from his old man. When we bumped into the 19-year-old butcher up at...
ArticlePENINSULA MOTORFEST
We do like to be beside the seaside, especially if it’s to enjoy some cool cars at Peninsula Motorfest! THE Redcliffe Peninsula region, just north of Brisbane, is probably best known to non-residents who have stumbled upon it as ‘the place...