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  Issue 2 - Chad Lackey's 1932 Ford Tudor

  Here we have this stunning 32 Tudor belonging to Chad and Nicole Lackey of the Gold Coast Street Rodders. This young couple has been also been involved in hot rodding for a few years and have managed to turn out a couple of nice cars in that time. - Order your back issue at our online shop.

   
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  Issue 5 - Kent Mckenzie's 1968 GTS Monaro

  Kent McKenzie dreamt of having a HK Monaro since he was a young fella. He found this car back in 2003 but it was severely modified. He paid $4000 for the car back then and has spent the years since getting it back to an original look. The car had to have extensive body work to get it back to original specs. This was a job for Kent’s good mate Rob Smith. It took Rob and Kent three years to get the body work done and once it was all finished, they coated it in copious amounts of the classic Sting Red. All the original GTS stripes, badges and jewellery and chrome work were placed back on the car to give it the proper GTS look. It looks absolutely awesome in that colour and has no trouble attracting all the right kinds of attention.

   
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  Issue 4 - David Dalton Torana & Mark Gibbins' V8 Hilux

  When it comes to building cars, it’s always a lot more enjoyable when you’ve got someone there with you. Father-son projects aren’t unheard of and are a great way to bond. This son and step-father team has done it a little different by building their own projects at the same time while helping each other. Mark is David’s step dad and owns the red Hilux and David is obviously the owner of the green LJ Torana. Now we do see a fair few Torana’s around the scene and they all bring many different cool factors to the modified car party. David Dalton’s LJ sedan is as cool as they come and isn’t a bad car to be driving for a bloke of his age. There is the fact that he is on his P’s so having a cool car is one thing but being able to make it legal to please the boys in blue is the main factor in this build.

   
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  Steve Muscat - 1975 SLR5000

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