Few cars better capture the unapologetic bravado of the American muscle car era than the 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T.
Arriving late to Detroit’s horsepower war but making up for lost time with sheer presence Read More
In Issue 513 of Unique Cars Magazine Guy Allen caught up with Bill Cvetkovski to talk about his XY GT Ford that has been part of his entire adult life for the Reader Ride’s section, proudly supported Read More
Writer Rob Blackbourn is a regular contributor to Unique Cars Magazine, sharing his thoughts on all things cars and in Issue 513 it was the back end of the beasts that had him chatting…
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Arguably one of the most popular cars ever made, the VW Beetle has seen its status shift from cheap and cheerful transport, to cult car to modern classic.
They are of course about more than appearance, Read More
Bet Clark Griswold would rather have had this than the ‘Family Truckster’ to get across the country in the film, National Lampoon’s Vacation.
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Auction house Gooding Christie’s Amelia Island auction, on March 5 and 6, will feature two Indy 500 race cars that made a significant contribution to the rich tapestry of the ‘The Greatest Show on Read More
The eighth edition of the Sydney Harbour Concours d’Elegance rolled into Cockatoo Island in Sydney from February 27 to March 1 attracting more 70 stunning vehicles and more than 2,000 keen fans over Read More
In Issue 513 of Unique Cars Magazine, Guy took a look at what Unique Bikes had sold at auction and shared a bit of history, and the results, with our readers.
In each edition of Unique Cars Magazine resident mechanic and writer Mick McCrudden answers the questions readers pose about their own project cars or car dilemmas…
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Ford’s ‘coke bottle’ XA Falcons represented a huge step for the local arm of the company, with a product that was very much an Australian effort.
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A blast from the past is revealed and gets rectified, and I take the time to appreciate some older pieces of engineering
So Eastern Hydroblasting has been getting a bit of business through Read More
Whether you’re building a car at home or are paying someone to do it for you,that last 10 per cent is the hardest to achieve.
When you’re doing it for a customer and they come in and see the car is Read More
Despite all the reliability jokes about small 1960s British sports cars, I can tell you, from personal experience, the bug-eye Sprite is one helluva great Read More
After a very long sleep, this cool-looking 1970 Alfa Romeo GTV 1750 105 Series has been given a new lease on life
Alan Mumford admits to coming from a Ford family – his dad owned the Read More
The Corvette name has now been with us literally for generations and, over that time, has been attached to some exciting machinery.
While the launch of the C5 was delayed, the wait appeared to be worth Read More
When Yamaha’s big FJ1100 was finally launched in 1984, two years after its predecessor XS1100 series had disappeared out of showrooms, it was regarded as a very serious performance bike.
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By Daniel Lamprell – Chicane Auctions managing director
In a market where presentation, provenance and professionalism matter more than ever, Chicane Auctions continues to set the Read More
The bonnet bulge on the BA/BF XR8 was as telling as the Shaker on GT-HOs and a sign of its performance pedigree.
The bulge also gave the mundane family Read More
An immaculate HX Holden Kingswood cop car leads an incredible local line up in the new edition of Unique Cars magazine (#515).
Included in the fleet is a rare locally-developed Ford Laser White Lightning.
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