Because I’m a sucker for a cars and coffee event these days, I’ve been spending a few choice Sunday mornings gawking at other people’s toys. And, with the (slightly) improved weather here lately, Read More
Each edition of Unique Cars Magazine our two wheel loving columnist Guy Allen shares a little bit of action from the world of Unique Bikes. Here’s a couple of recent sales results from Issue 512.
One of the prime entrants from the upcoming Alan Hamilton auction is this magnificent McLaren M10B open wheeler.
Mark Higgins and Guy Allen from Unique Cars magazine unwrap its very special story.
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If it’s early muscle with high credentials you’re looking for, this 1965 Ford Mustang GT Fastback is well worth a lookTHE ICON
Few cars capture the spirit Read More
If elegance and pleasing lines are a priority, look to some of the designs out of the 1930s and particularly cars like the Auburn Speedster series.
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I bought it in 1989. My father’s best man had bought it for his children to learn to drive. They had all learned in it and bought another car – all Fords! Escorts, Lasers and stuff like that.
We were Read More
Tucked away in a tiny NSW town, you’ll find an incredible museum.
LOCATED about halfway between Newcastle and Port Macquarie, just off Highway 1, you’ll find a remarkable collection self-titled Read More
After Godzilla, the Nissan 200SX is one of the most popular and revered cars to carry the badge. A favourite among drifters and performance car enthusiasts, there is an endless list Read More
The Jensen Interceptor of the 1960s and 70s has provided the inspiration for the launch of an all-new, ultra-high-performance luxury Grand Tourer for 2026 in the United Kingdom.
The car will be produced Read More
After 55 bids and with no reserve, a 2010 Porsche 911 owned from new by James May of Top Gear and The Grand Tour fame was sold on Collecting Cars for A$113,400.
Affectionately known to millions Read More
Just two seats, a V8 up front and a bit of style about the package makes for an idyllic cruiser. That’s what Ford was aiming for with the release of the first-generation Thunderbird.
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It’s tempting to have a giggle at some of the marketing moves we’ve seen carmakers use over the years.
I mean, if we tried to convince you that a set of stripes, alloy wheels and a full-length headliner Read More
HQ Holdens represent a golden era for local manufacturing, with cars designed for local conditions and selling in good volumes.
In a feature on the series we observe: “It was a break-out car in many Read More
Few cars define 1950s American motoring quite like the 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air.
With its unmistakable fins, chrome-laden presence and optimistic post-war styling, the ’57 Bel Air remains one of the most Read More
In Issue 512 of Unique Cars Magazine our writers took a good look at recent sales of unique cars around the country and the world to share with our readers…
Back in 1978, five Australian Ford Thunderbird owners met in Victoria with the intentions of sharing their passion and forming a club dedicated to the American marque.
Originally named the Thunderbird Read More