This issue, our 12th, is aptly titled “King of the Road”. Featuring what is considered the most iconic Australian muscle car of our time – the mighty Falcon GT-HO Phase 3. With only 300 of these built, unrestored Survivors are few and far between but we’ve managed to find an Electric Blue example with contrasting saddle trim and a few quirky factory mods.

If the GT-HO Phase 3 was “King of the Road”, then the majestic Monaro GTS 350 was its noble blue-blooded predecessor. Finished in Sebring Orange, this Monaro has a long family history with lots of old vintage photos.

Also from the General’s stable, we bring you a Barn Find time capsule Holden FC that has been in the same family for 58 years, which has sat in the same shed for the past 25 years.

Chrysler aficionados would agree that AP5 Valiant was a significant car as it was the first Australian built Valiant.

We feature an amazing Survivor which has only had two owners and is in showroom condition.

Add to this line up of usual suspects, a little Ford Escort that shines in Tropic Gold and a super-cool story of a buried Ferrari!