Holden’s relaunch of the Monaro brand was a courageous decision, given that, at the time, the idea of a locally-produced coupe seemed dead in the water.
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The pic pops-up on the socials every few months. It’s a terrific shot of a dark blue VT Commodore SS on the high-speed track at the Holden Proving Ground (also known by many Holden enthusiasts simply Read More
One of the issues faced by owners of old cars is that even major components can eventually wear out. What I’ve got in mind is a lovely Lotus Elan we’re working on and we’re dealing with a cylinder Read More
ORIGINAL CAR: 1971 Datsun 240Z
Owner: Luke & Ross Carrington
Length of restoration: 5 years
For us, there is a long relationship with 240Zs. I had Read More
So, I have a sister-in-law and her sprog flying in to Melbourne at some ungodly hour to treat 13 Struggle Street like a hotel, while they go off to do things they can’t do at home. Like eating while Read More
High, wide and handsome pretty much sums up the XY series of Ford Falcons, widely seen as the pick of the early ‘square-rigger’ generations.
While everyone likes to bang on about the premium GT-HO Read More
I may have mentioned this before, but some things are just a slow burn. Pickled herring for breakfast is a good example. Sounds weird to a nation raised on Sugar Pops, but don’t knock it till you’ve Read More
The Sprite series of mini sports cars were the very definition of cheap and cheerful, right through the several generations that were produced.
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Isn’t it amazing how things we sniggered at or simply chucked away decades ago can suddenly be worth big money?
I mean, if you were a little tacker in the late 1970s you might have been taken to the Read More
There is no question that Yamaha had bold intentions when it first penned the GTS1000.
It was to be the corporate techno flagship, with ABS in some markets (very unusual in a Japanese model in those days), Read More
As we leave this year’s Melbourne Cup in the mirror and ignore wailing from those desperate for an interest-rate cut, has much in the market for older vehicles really changed?
Most notable was the Read More
I bought the car new in 2018. Being a detailer and a dent repair guy, I came across quite a few of them and liked the shape, it tickled my fancy. So I decided to spoil myself with a brand new car.
They’re Read More
Have you ever been driving through some part of regional Australia, the engine singing as you carve through the hills on a glorious stretch of road?
There’s something deeply satisfying about the freedom Read More
Thousands of classic cars in Western Australia are set to benefit from the state government’s expansion of the ‘Concessions for Classics’ (C4C) scheme this year.
The WA government has Read More
Every so often we find a car that perfectly fits the definition of ‘unique’ and defies attempts to discover anything about it. The shape of this Read More
It’s a big milestone and we’re celebrating with a mix of fresh and retro legends.
Inside the latest issue:
Bill Bourke’s amazing 428 XW Falcon;
Moffat vs Brock retro feature;
David vs Read More