The highly anticipated Meguiar’s MotorEx 2025 event is just around the corner, set to take place at Melbourne Showgrounds on 3-4 May. This year’s edition promises to be the biggest yet, offering a plethora of new attractions to ensure attendees get the most out of their experience.
One of the major highlights of MotorEx 2025 is the Street Machine Hall of Fame, a collection of seven iconic vehicles representing various eras of Australian high-performance car culture. These cars, each with a unique story and significance, will be on display for enthusiasts to admire.
First up is the ‘Alley Cat’ HJ Holden Sandman, a standout vehicle powered by a Jaguar V12 engine. This van, originally owned by John Strachan, underwent several modifications over the years, earning it accolades and recognition in the automotive world.
Next in line is John Zeigler’s HJ ute, which underwent multiple transformations during the 70s and 80s. Known for its distinctive appearance and customizations, this ute has left a lasting impression on the street machine scene.
Chris Christou’s ‘HO 775’ XY Falcon is another iconic vehicle that gained fame for its impressive performance and unique style. With notable appearances and achievements, this Falcon has become a symbol of burnout culture in Australia.
Howard Bell’s ‘LITRE8’ LX Torana stands out as one of the earliest pro touring builds in the country. Featuring a turbocharged engine and later a big-block powerplant, this Torana has a rich history of racing and customization.
Rhys Christou, following in his father’s footsteps, crafted a remarkable XR Falcon that showcases exceptional build quality and performance. This pro street Falcon has garnered recognition at various car shows and events, solidifying its place in the street machine community.
Heath Van Der Waerden’s UC-turned-LX Torana hatch pays homage to the street machine scene of the 80s and 90s. With meticulous attention to detail and a passion for driving, this hatch has earned accolades and admiration, including being named Street Machine of the Year in 2024.
The Street Machine Hall of Fame, located within the Street Machine Custom World building, will offer enthusiasts a glimpse into the evolution of Australian hot-car history. With a range of activities and displays planned, MotorEx 2025 promises to be an unforgettable experience for car enthusiasts and fans of high-performance vehicles.
As the event draws near, anticipation is building for what promises to be a celebration of automotive culture and innovation. Stay tuned for more updates and insights from Meguiar’s MotorEx 2025, where the legacy of street machines continues to thrive and inspire generations of car enthusiasts.
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