In each edition of Unique Cars Magazine we run a comprehensive guide to car clubs around Australia. This post is a digital reproduction of those listings, as of June 2026. Read More
My wife and some good friends who own sixties Chevs and Pontiacs have toured a good part of eastern Australia, and I thought I should get a station wagon and do more road trips.
We found going on holiday Read More
Buying a neglected machine before realising it’s got serious provenance is a bit like winning the lottery; it’s hard to pull off and only happens to the lucky few. Tony Jaeger is one of those guys, Read More
It’s a statement of fact that the most collectible Mercedes-Benz models are the two-door coupes bearing the famous three-pointed badge. Throw on a convertible top and the price nearly always goes up Read More
They don’t make then like they used to, but when it comes to Adam Hatty’s CDT Gemini S2, they never really made them like this; not officially, anyway. Where Holden and its official performance arm Read More
Revisiting something you once loved and revered can be a dangerous path to take. Maybe it’s tequila slammers you’re giving a second chance. Bad idea. If they had you on your knees, hurling for three Read More
It’s kind of a matter of folklore these days, that when Japanese cars first started arriving in Australia in decent numbers, they were seen as pretty shonky, unappealing things. And when the then-boss Read More
A V8 HX Kingswood is brought out of retirement, returning to uniform in the distinctive livery of Victoria’s 1970s police cars in this cover story from Issue 515 of Unique Cars Magazine. Read More
Meeting Bob Bond was an experience I wasn’t really fully prepared for. The brief was straightforward enough. He had two classic American cars, a Plymouth and a Caddie, that were worthy of the UC feature Read More