Australian Muscle Car

You may have noticed we’re celebrating the 50th birthday of the Torana L34 this issue. You might see it as a kind of ugly older sister of the A9X, and that, really, the A9X is the car the L34 should (and would) have been had it not been for the funda

Issue 144 – 2024 EDITOR Steve NormoyleEmail: amceditorial@chevron.com.au GRAPHIC DESIGN AND PRODUCTIONArt Director - Chris Currie CONTRIBUTORS Mark Bissett, David Hassall, Brett Jurmann, Bruce Moxon, Paul Newby ADVERTISINGNational Sales Manager Ma

Coming soon are two mammoth and highly detailed Falcon history books: the 1972 FORD FALCON XA GTHO PHASE IV – the complete untold story and 1978 FORD FALCON XC COBRA HARDTOP REGISTER – the King-Size Cobra Bible. Respectively the two books cover the i

It’s a big year for Torana fans as they celebrate the 50th birthday of the SL/R 5000 L34. A big part of the festivities this year will be the Torana Muscle on the Murray weekend at the Siesta resort at Albury (on the Murray River) on September 20-22.

In this game, with the type of research we undertake to give you, the reader, new perspectives on muscle car and motorsport history, it is easy to go down a few rabbit holes. One of my fascinations was the original Can-Am series between 1966-72. The

I was one of the people involved with the Tailem Bend Rallycross Track. As a competitor and committee member. Initially it did OK with moderate crowds and competitors, which we sometimes expanded to include scramble sidecars and offroad 4WDs besides

Established to assist all its members identify and preserve genuine examples of the A9X Torana by providing assistance with information, parts, and services. WEB: http://a9xclub.org.au The Brock Commodore Owners Association of Australia Inc (BCOAA In

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