Summer seems to have arrived, finally, so jump into cruising season with the June issue of American Car Magazine. We're leading off with a stunning '68 Chevelle, an genuine SS396 with just a few extra cubes and a manual 'box. 

Then how about a resto-mod '55 Chevy that hits the perfect bullseye in between classic, pretty Fifties style and mean street machine. We also take Jeep's latest hyperactive Hemi-powered Grand Cherokee for a test, visit the stars of Rick's Restorations to check out their latest rides, and some Brits abroad check out the custom shows. 

All this plus the usual extras, and don't miss our superb Sealey competition with some fantastic prizes! All in the June issue of American Car Magazine.

Patina street rod on the outside, family-friendly comfort on the inside, it's our '48 Chevy cover car. 
We're also looking at Venom, a genuine Seventies custom show car survivor; a '34 coupe hot rod that's NOT a Ford, a Mustang that's ready for post-apocalyptic survival, and a ratted '32 MG rep... 
Plus there are all the early-season shows and race meets, workshop shenanigans and loads more besides, all in June's Street Machine, out now!

The May issue of Street Machine opens with a three-window '32 that's aiming for the nines - there's a Model B that's taken its Vitamin C. 
Next there's a candy Chevelle that surprised its owner by being a rare 300 Deluxe, a Thames 400E minibus that can hoist the front wheels three feet thanks to a nitroused Ford V8, and an ex-military VW 181 that's a stranger to the limited-mileage insurance policy. 
Plus there's all the early season shows and races, workshop blundering, all the usual fun and plenty more, in May's Street Machine, out now!

Spring is springing, and so is Street Machine! Got wood? This bad, blown Morris Traveller will certainly help. Or perhaps a street-tough Harris-look MkI Zephyr with Mopar power gets your sap rising? 
There's a Prowler hiding the sort of powerplant Plymouth should have fitted in the first place, and a Seventies-tastic space-age DIY camper van. 
Plus there's all the early spring shows and events, all the usual stuff and plenty more besides in April's Street Machine, out now!

The Car That Saved Britain.

Street Outlaws Drinking Game.

Mike Collins’ Hot Gossip.

The new issue of Street Machine is here, and smoking out of the cover is a blown more-door Prefect that rules the valleys. Close behind is a perfect pair of panel vans that'll deliver you back 60 years, a twin-turbo pick-up truck that thinks it's a rat-rod, and an MG BGT that hides some very 21st century technology. 

Plus there are all the winter events, an enlightening interview with the boss at Santa Pod, all the usual fun and so much more. February's Street Machine, out now!

It's been a long time coming, but Andy Saunders is back in the saddle with the most hotly anticipated UK custom in a decade - get the exclusive, right here. 

Add a brace of radical custom taxicabs that couldn't be more different, an air-cooled VW T4 van with a serious identity crisis, all the late-season shows and races, lots of spannering in the workshop and all the usual fun stuff, and you have the late, late January issue of Street Machine, out now!

The December issue opens with a cracker of a '32 Roadster, then follow that three-pointed star to a Pro Streeted Mercedes coupe. 
There's a Rootes Arrow saloon that looks like a turkey but is stuffed with big Rover cubes, and a big-block powered Chevy rat pick-up that promises anything but a silent night. 
We've got all the late-season shows and races, plus we're freezing in the workshop, so make sure you get the gift you really want this year: the December issue of Street Machine, out now! Merry Christmas!

The summer may be over, but it's still hot in Street Machine! Start off with an all-Brit blown Model Y from the valleys, and a Mini Clubman estate that's now one of the wildest Mini vans anywhere. 
Keep the estate theme going with a budget-build 100E Escort estate that wears its art on its sleeve, and a pair of Plymouth station wagons that are loaded with muscle. 
We also have all the late summer shows, events and races, loads going on in the workshop, plus all the usual stuff so make sure you grab the November issue of Street Machine, out now!

Issue #4 is out now, and leading the charge is a '67 Camaro that was radical in the Seventies and still radical now! 

Then there's a Skoda Rapid that's low, straight and cleaner than a cat's bottom; an Austin Big Seven that runs with the village rat pack; a Sierra that might look like a Cosworth but sings to a twin turbo V8, plus all the late summer shows, races and events, and so much more. 

The October issue of Street Machine - packed fuller than a fat lass's tights.

Issue #3 opens with a huge, all-British roofless street rod that'll blow you away, and a retro-Seventies Anglia that'll take you right back to when there were jacked-up Fords on every street. 

Couple these with a rat-look, turbo diesel-powered flatbed transporter with engineering that'll knock you out, an  Auntie Rover looking serene but hiding a nine-litre secret, all the summer shows, races and events, and bloody knuckles in the workshop and you have an almighty September issue of Street Machine magazine, out now!

After the shock return of Street Machine last month, we're keeping the revs up with issue #2, starting with a high-riding Austin Devon gasser, back from the colonies. 

Then we look at how Street Machine's old Project GTO is getting along these days, take a ride in an all-steel Hemi-powered rat Model A, and look at a MkI Escort ... or is it? 

Plus there are all the summer shows, races and events, all the garage goings-on and all the regular features. It's a petrol-packed August issue, get yours now!

It's back! Lock up your welders, because Street Machine is back from the wilderness, bringing you 'extreme motoring' from the UK's custom, hot rod, American and street/strip scene. 

Henry Hirise is back on the cover, but inside there's a Ford Pop with an Italian heart, a very dozy-looking Volvo with a turbo V8 heart, and a ratty Ford pick-up... or is it? 

There are also reports from show field and drag strip, scale modelling, Motorvation and people skinning their knuckles and swearing in the garage. It's Street Machine, it's the beat of the scene, and it's back...

Summertime blues? The blue custom Cadillac on air on the cover will give you anything but the blues. Likewise the blue bruiser Seventies Chevy truck that sings a big-block tune, or the blown Saleen Mustang, or the latest and last of the sedan-based muscle trucks, the Holden Maloo pick-up. 

Plus there's all the latest from the project cars, all the usual features and plenty more to put a smile on your face this spring.  

Spring is here, so spring into action with the latest issue of ACM! We open with a pair of late-model SRT Hemis, one a street prowler, the other a strip terrorist looking for nines, but can you guess which is which? 

Then there's a flaming cool more-door Pontiac street rod with big-block power, and we take to the streets in a scratch-built rat rod. 

We also take a long road trip in the new S550 EcoBoost in search of other right-hand drive Mustangs, visit a Texas muscle resto shop, catch up on the project cars including a fresh GTO that's been hidden for decades, and so much more. 

It's all in the April issue of American Car Mag, out now!  

Spring is definitely springing in the March issue! There are green shoots in the form of a bright green '67 Plymouth Belvedere that's ready for Super Stock, plus its '68 Chevy C10 street-rod stablemate. 

Then there's a crocus-coloured Corvette, an '82 with the unloved Crossfire injection, but does it deserve its rep? A '50 Ford COE shows off perfect patina, we take a long drive Stateside in the new Chevy Suburban, visit the Essen show, catch up on all the project cars and much, much more.

All in the new March issue of American Car Magazine, out now!

What's bronze and always takes gold? It's the smooth custom '55 Chevy pick-up on the cover of the new American Car Magazine. 

Inside, you'll also find a mildly modded '75 Cadillac Eldorado, the last of the Seventies ragtop land-yachts, we visit SEMA, the Classic Motor Show, Flame & Thunder and the California Hot Rod Reunion, put in some hot laps in testing with AutoPontiac's circuit racing Trans Am, catch up on project car progress, plus loads more. 

Make it a really happy new year, and get the February issue of American Car, out now!

It's almost Christmas, and nothing conveys the joy of the holiday season like a matt black Road Runner. Oh no, hang on, it's murder. Murder, not joy. But you'd be pretty joyful if you'd been on some of this guy's road trips; that 'Runner was built to run. 

Then there's the black, blown Chevelle that's scaring the hell out of south Wales at the moment, we test Ford's new American expat, the Edge SUV, we catch up on all the racing finals and late-season shows, plus all the project cars and usual features, and plenty more besides. There's even a free 2017 wallplanner in each copy! 

The new January issue is out now, so have a very merry Christmas and a happy new year.

The weather may have turned wintry, but the December issue of American Car is hot to trot. Transatlantic TV star Jesse McClure needed a suitably Transatlantic ride for his new series, and found it in the shape of a '78 Trans Am. Read all about it here. 

Then there's the '66 Plymouth Satellite that's dressed like an RO23-code Super Stocker but is out there doing the business. Plus we've got all of the late summer shows, races and events, all the latest happenings on our project cars, and even a Christmas gift guide with some ideas for the Detroit-powered petrolhead in your life... even if that's you. 

Get out there and grab the December issue of American Car Magazine.

The summer season may be slowing down, but we're not here at ACM. Check out the low-low gleaming P71 Crown Vic on the cover, getting down to catch an equally air-dropped '11 Camaro. Then there's a '75 Chevy Blazer, trading the K5's usual sky-high stance for a more west coast pavement-scraping attitude. 

Plus we catch up on summer shows and races such as the Mopar Euronationals, Buster Lang's, the Hot Rod Hayride and plenty more, not forgetting all the regular features, so the November issue of American Car Magazine will make it feel like summer all over again!

The summer season's winding down, but it's still all go here at ACM. Just check out the Superbird on the cover, that's all go! 

This beautiful 'Bird has been hibernating for decades, but now it's out, and it really flies. We also look at a late-model blown Camaro built for speed, with 730rwhp on an almost stock drivetrain... on the street! We try out the ARCX NASCAR experience right here in the UK, catch up on a whole raft of summer shows, races and events, plus all the project builds... there's no summer holiday here at American Car Magazine, so grab the October issue and get stuck in!

It's all looking black this issue, starting with a pair of NASCAR-flavoured Chevrolets; one an Earnhardt tribute Monte Carlo that runs tens and is street-legal, the other an actual NASCAR that's seen action. 

Then we have a shadowy, satin-black Ford Ranchero that not only does daily-driver duty but also runs 12s at weekends. We follow Chevy and Ford as they both fight for Le Mans honours, and we follow Big Chris as he completes the One Lap of America – will he get that elusive class win? 

Then there's all the events, shows and races plus the latest on all our project cars and all the usual stuff, so get your packed September issue of American Car Magazine, out now!

It's time for the super soaraway August issue, so here's a summery summary of what to expect. Let's start with a Galaxie from far, far out there, a West Coast lowrider kustom that you just can't miss. Or how about a home-built '80 Camaro with high-tech late-model LS power and daily drivability built in? 

Then there are reports from the Peteborough National Hot Rod & Custom Show, the FIA Main Event and the NASC's Gary's Picnic, Big Chris gets stuck into the One Lap of America in the Brenspeed Mustang, and things progress on our project cars. 

Don't miss the August issue of American Car Magazine, out now! Phew, what a scorcher.

Summer's here and the time is right for raging in the streets... like this '69 Super Bee with a rare Hemi conversion that's been a drag car, a circuit racer and is now back on the street. Or check out the '56 Ford F100 street rod that has absolutely nothing to hide. 

Or the new Mustang S550 that was being modified before the paint was dry. ACM's tame racing driver also goes back to the One Lap of America with his heart set on a class win, we take a look at the new rules for Pro Stock in the US, hit some of the late spring shows and races, and much much more in the new July issue of American Car Magazine. 

If you can't stand the heat, get out of the newsagents.

Spring has sprung, and we're springing into action with the May issue. Not that our cover car has much time for springs – it's a SEMA show-stopping '55 Plymouth Belvedere that can drop among the daisies on air suspension. 

Next there's a real survivor of a '79 Pontiac Trans Am owned by a guy … let's just say he wouldn't be your first guess as a Trans Am owner. Then there's a '71 Mustang that's been to the brink of being weighed in but is now gleaming in sunshine yellow on the south coast. 

Plus there's all the Easter weekend action from around the UK, the latest on the project cars and so much more, so spring off down to the newsagents and get the May issue of American Car Magazine, out now!

Spring is coming, and we're springing into action with April's American Car Magazine.

Just look at the stunning '68 Hurst Olds on the cover, a real factory hot rod, bought at bargain money and brought back to the UK. Or a '70 Charger, restored from a ruin and now serving as an advert for the bodyshop that saved it. Or a '57 Chevy, whose owner has evolved it from stock four-door Bel Air to custom beauty over almost 30 years of ownership. 

Plus we drop in at Scottsdale auction week, Essen and Race Retro, catch up with all the project cars and much, much more. It's all in the April issue of American Car Magazine – no fooling.

Spring's on its way, so we're springing into action with a massive Plymouth that can sprint like a featherweight on the front cover. Inside there's a beautiful satin black GMC with power aplenty and some cool custom touches, then we look at a C2 Corvette that's spent its whole life pounding racetracks around the world. 

We stop in at Autosport, take a break in an Airstream, visit a Jeep factory and so much more it'll make your head spin... or your wheels. It's all in March's American Car Magazine, out now!

We're starting off 2016 by going on Safari, a '64 Pontiac wagon on air gracing the cover. Inside there's the amazing story of a race-tuned, custom Buick Century that lay unfinished for 5 years and is now over here. 

We also visit the SEMA Show and the season-closing Classic Motor Show at the NEC, drop in on the LA Auto Show and Whitby Kustom, and join the trio of Brits at the California Hot Rod Reunion. 

All this and more in the February issue of American Car Magazine. Out now.  

The season may be over, but it's still hot in American Car Magazine. Just check the '67 Mustang fastback leaping out of the cover, luscious in liquid black. Or the trio of GM classics from the Eighties, proving you can have a Yank on a sensible budget. Inside, we have the Autumn shows, the season-ending race meets, and even a Christmas gift guide! 

Oh, and most importantly, we've teamed up with American Car Hire Ltd to offer one lucky reader a fifth-gen Camaro for the day. All this and more in the January issue of American Car Magazine, out now!

December's issue is the one with the mighty red B-body on the cover. This air-grabbin', Road Runnin', head-bangin' Plymouth is a full resto that still runs low 11s. Then there's an all-white, so-right Chevy Apache truck that's passed on the 350/350 combo in favour of big-block Mo-power.  We frighten ourselves driving the VXR8, Vauxhall's Aussie import with blown American power, catch up on all the finals at the strip and hit some late-summer shows, with plenty more besides, so don't miss the December issue of American Car Magazine! Out now. and much more...

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On the street, we're there. On the strip, we're there. On the show field, we're there. If it's happening in the UK, we're there. If it's American and being driven, we're there. Every page packed with power. All street-legal main feature cars, all shot here in the land of the $10 gallon.

From the muted rumble of a street car to the scalp-tingling howl of a race-bred V8. From a cruise to the local pub to a cross-country odyssey. From the six-figure concours winner to the three-figure rat daily. From the jet-age chrome-edged styling of the Fifties to today's ultra-modern retro, via the brutal sensory assault of the muscle car era. They're all in American Car Magazine, and so much more besides – race reports, technical features, the most up-to-date events listings, and the ever-popular American-only classified ads. If it's American motors you're into, why mess around with anything less than American Car Magazine? It's the brightest, boldest American car title out there.

Building 'em, racing 'em, living, breathing and loving 'em. American cars and trucks – they're what we drive and they're what drives us. American Car Magazine.

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Street Machine UK Magazine - June 2016

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