Malcolm (1986) - ripper car movies
By Brett Collingwood17 Sep 2020
A comedy of hopes and schemes
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James Gwilt's 1970 Ford XW Fairmont
By Kian Heagney | Photos: Ellen Dewar16 Sep 2020
Former AFL player James Gwilt now gets his kicks behind the wheel of this 1100hp, turbo Windsor-powered XW Fairmont
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383 Holden V8-powered 1975 LH Torana
By Amber Wilson – Story & Photos15 Sep 2020
A tough Holden V8 makes Mark and Jody Wilson’s lovingly restored Torana sedan get up and boogie
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Brodee Espie's FC Holden
By Dave Carey | Photos: Chris Thorogood14 Sep 2020
Brodee Espie was just 12 years old when she started working on this FC Holden resto project with her father and grandfather
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Jarrod Wood's TKM/Noonan-powered radial Chevrolet C7 Corvette
By Luke Nieuwhof - Story & Photos13 Sep 2020
Aussie racer Jarrod Wood's stunning TKM/Noonan-powered Corvette C7 is raring to take the radial fight to the yanks
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These are the greatest inline four engines ever made
By Chris Thompson, MOTOR Staff12 Sep 2020
The humble four-pot has made a comeback with downsizing, but these ten donks prove we shouldn't shun its reseurgence
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Readers' project cars in the build
12 Sep 2020
A varied cavalcade of works-in-progress from our readers
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Readers' Rockets: Dodge Challenger, Ford Prefect, HQ Kingswood, VG Valiant + more
11 Sep 2020
We check out some of our readers' cool rides from the August 2020 issue of Street Machine
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The cars that GMSV should (and shouldn’t) bring to Australia
By Ash Westerman09 Sep 2020
The American metal we want – and the stuff the Yanks can keep
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Opinion: How governments should treat drivers post-Covid
By David Morley08 Sep 2020
Morley reckons we’ve proven we can act like adults, so should be treated like it
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Australia’s favourite cars, made fast: why you should care about Gazoo
By Cameron Kirby07 Sep 2020
Toyota’s Gazoo performance sub brand is exciting news for Australians wanting something with a bit more spice from the Japanese giant
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