And this was a cover car!

[DAZZA]

 

Still love the old 70s customs though

[Retro-gone.]

ive got all my old 70's custom car mags and still enjoy them

[Grey Crayford]

Loving the subtle mods on the old street machine feature cars

Still got almost every edition though!!

[john_3.0s]

is that a triumph PI grill? must have been some major fab work to build it - fair play! (looks bl00dy awful IMHO!!)

[DAZZA]

Yes, deffo a triumph front end.

 

The fashion was always to graft the most offkey grill in....... regardless of size.

[john_3.0s]

i wonder if it still exists?

[lotusless]

+ its an x reg

[FredTransit]

I have got a couple of hundred old street machine mags, really must get round to selling them, cos they are far too good to just chuck in the recycling.

[Ken B]

+ its an x reg

 

Before the days of Q plates. It was must have been registered as a hybrid/newly built motor.

[caprinerd]

study the pic carefully and imagine it dropped down and do away with the side pipes and the body kit wouldnt be far off what the boy racers have these days, but saying that, they invented the body kit didnt they ( or so they think)

[Rick]

+ its an x reg

 

thats what i thought

[brettp]

street machine was the best mag ever that must have been real old one i did here a roomer it was coming back any one know anything ?

[ASBO CAPRI]

Yep loved street machine. It inspired me to v8 my capri. It went down hill when they changed the name to american car world as they couldn't included all the home grown street machines in it.

I picked up a copy of custom car the other day. It had half the amount of pages in it compared to when I bought the mag and it was £3.70

[bomber1]

not on the dvla site

[brettp]

there has not really been a replacement for street machine i suppose the nearest thing is ppc (good mag) custom car is a bit to geared towards t buckets etc but for brit tin with v8 s its a bit crap at the moment still there can not be many more cossie escorts left un featured so just buy default there must be some v8s in rf and cf soon and now one of the cf staff a v8 powered old ford perhaps things may change i am pretty sure he was involved with street machine a while back fingers crossed