1964 Aston Martin DB5 – today’s tempter
Thanks in large part to its numerous appearances in the James Bond film franchise, Aston Martin’s DB5 has become one of the world’s most desirable cars.
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Vantastic Fords!
The new edition of Unique Cars magazine (#512) leads off with two super-desirable Aussie Fords from the seventies: Falcon Sundowner and Escort Sundowner. Join us to relive the glory days when the local
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Chicane Auctions ends the year with strong results
Chicane Auctions wrapped up its December sale with a result that underscores the strength of the Australian collector-car market.
Leading the charge was a well-kept 1967 Ford XR GT, achieving
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Tool time – Mick’s Workshop 510
We recently had someone ask for advice on starting up a collection of tools so they can do some of their own work.
Tools are a personal thing. Not everyone is a tool freak like me. You now have specialist
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In the Shed with Jon Faine: Hoarder Syndrome
Just before we start, a word of advice for the innocent – do not renovate, ever. Just do not do it.
We live in an old timber house, really old, in fact ancient. We should have pulled
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Model Mania: Our Icons – Issue 509
From the General’s finest to famous falcons, Supersonic Collectibles bring you authentic scale models from our unique Australian motoring
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1980 Caterham Super 7 – today’s tempter
If you like your driving raw and elemental, there is probably no better way of experiencing it than a clubman-style car. Caterham has long been one of the leading international proponents of this class.
Morley’s World: Water Boys! Issue 510
The Golden Age of publishing is in the past, so what’s a journo meant to do? How about Hydro-Blasting?
We probably should have done this 20 years ago, but my mate Bondini and I have
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1968 Ford Cortina MKII – today’s tempter
Classic legends for auction with Donington
Ford XR GT
The current Donington Auctions sale features a number of motoring legends, such as a tribute to the Read More
Market Watch: Nissan Skyline GTS-T R32-R34
Following the demise of locally made R31 models, Australia could and should have seen an R32 version of the Skyline GTS, but Nissan went instead with the front-wheel drive Maxima.
In Japan, the Skyline
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Auction Action: Why specialist knowledge matters
Chicane Auctions’ December Auction event is now in its final countdown, with bidding closing this Thursday, December 4, at 8:30pm Melbourne
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Vale Allan Moffat OBE
Australian motorsport is mourning the loss of one its greats, Allan Moffat OBE, who died on Saturday November 22 2025 after a long battle with dementia. He was 86.
Allan George Moffat
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Model Mania: Boost the model collection with local heroes
In Issue 511 of Unique Cars Magazine we took a look at a few of the latest collection of local hero model cars from the team at Supersonic Collectibles. Check them out for great present ideas for
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Market Watch: HSV Clubsport VN-VT
HSV’s Clubsport began life as a test exercise intended to keep sales ticking over within a network of HSV dealers who during 1990 were struggling against inflation and high interest rates.
Early cars
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The glorious tale behind this magic 1965 Chevrolet Corvair Monza
In its final years the once-flawed Corvair had become a much-evolved compact Chevrolet, and a fine driver’s car
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Market Watch: Firebird / Trans Am 1967-81
The year 1967 was memorable in American automotive history with the release of three new rivals for the record-setting Ford Mustang. From Chevrolet came the Camaro, Ford fielded the Mercury Cougar and
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Your chance to win this stunning 1974 Ford Falcon XB Coupe
FAT XB is not built for the suburbs, it’s built to own the streets
Meet FAT XB, a multi-award winning burly XB Falcon, with real V8 muscle and a fat attitude, a tough Clevo,
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1977 Chevrolet Camaro – today’s tempter
Second-generation Chevrolet Camaros potentially offer a lot of metal for the dollar, particularly if you’re after a solid cruiser that stands out from the crowd.
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Market Watch: Alfa Romeo Spider 1966-94
The shape introduced at Turin’s 1966 Motor Show survived 28 turbulent years with just one significant restyle.
Appropriately for a twin-cam, two-seat car it was called ‘Duetto’, and the man who
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