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Andrew Middleton’s 700hp, trophy-winning HK Monaro

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Mary Lee
Andrew Middleton’s 700hp, trophy-winning HK Monaro
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Andrew Middleton’s 1968 HK Monaro has been transformed into a 700hp trophy-winning vehicle through extensive mechanical and aesthetic modifications. The project features a custom 434-cube small-block engine and modern suspension upgrades.

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It highlights the technical craftsmanship and cultural significance of the Australian car modification and restoration scene.

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First published in the June 2026 issue of Street Machine

"Eleven years ago, my heart was set on buying a '68-'69 Camaro, but on the way to inspect a car, I noticed a '68 HK Monaro parked on the street in our local area," says Andrew. "The owner happened to be my hairdresser, and within 30 seconds I told him the car was sold. It was Silver Mink and full 90s-spec with Simmons wheels, grey velour-style trim, and an injected 5.0-litre Commodore driveline.

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