Original 1956 Ford Fairlane V8 – A True American Time Capsule

This remarkably original 1956 Ford Fairlane is a genuine survivor, powered by a 292 Y-block V8 and still retaining much of its original paint, interior, chrome and mechanical equipment.

Aussie Garage caught up with Jason at Cleveland Spares in Melbourne to check out this huge left-hand-drive American classic.

A Remarkably Original Ford Fairlane

Originally purchased in Colorado, USA, the Fairlane has been carefully preserved rather than completely restored.

Under the bonnet is the original-style 292 Y-block V8, complete with an oil-bath air cleaner, generator, points ignition and Thunderbird engine badging.

Only essential maintenance has been carried out over the years, including a replacement radiator, thermo fan, exhaust, front shock absorbers and carpet.

The Original AM Radio Still Works

One of the coolest features is the factory valve-operated AM radio, which incredibly still works.

Inside, you’ll also find the original-style dashboard, steering wheel and trim, while outside the huge chrome bumpers, hubcaps and two-tone styling capture everything we love about 1950s American cars.

Fairlane Highlights

• 292 Y-block V8
• Original two-tone styling
• Original interior and dashboard
• Working factory AM radio
• Four-wheel drum brakes
• Thunderbird engine badging
• Original-style Ford hubcaps
• Extensive ownership and service history
• Carefully preserved and regularly driven

Watch on Aussie Garage

Check out the full Aussie Garage episode as we explore this incredible 1956 Ford Fairlane V8 at Cleveland Spares in Melbourne.

Would you keep this Fairlane exactly as it is, or give it a few tasteful upgrades? Let us know in the comments!

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If you love classic cars, Australian motorsport and motoring history, the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum in Western Australia is well worth a visit.

Located around 90 minutes south of Perth, the museum features an impressive collection of genuine race cars, Holden and Ford classics, American muscle cars, vintage motorcycles and motoring memorabilia.

Aussie Garage headed south to take a closer look.

Genuine Holden Race Cars

Some of the biggest highlights are the museum’s genuine Australian race cars.

Among them is a Holden Torana A9X race car, one of the most iconic models from Australia’s touring car era.

There’s also the tough Craven Mild HJ Monaro race car and an incredible Bond and Brock ex-race Torana, connecting the collection with two legendary names in Australian motorsport – Colin Bond and Peter Brock.

For Holden and motorsport fans, these cars alone make the museum worth exploring.

Classic Holden, Ford and Chevrolet

The collection goes well beyond race cars.

You’ll find Australian classics including an HK Monaro GTS and XR Falcon GT, along with classic Ford Escorts and plenty of other interesting vehicles.

American muscle is also represented by a wild supercharged 1969 Chevrolet Corvette.

Another unusual piece of WA motoring history is the West Australian Police Tango 3 drag car.

More Than 100 Years of Motoring History

One of the most interesting things about the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum is the variety.

The collection stretches from a remarkable 1914 Talbot through to much more recent Australian-built cars such as the Mitsubishi 380.

There are also classic trucks and vintage motorcycles, giving visitors plenty to see beyond the traditional Holden and Ford favourites.

Motoring Memorabilia and Workshop Displays

It’s not just about the cars.

Throughout the museum you’ll discover vintage automotive signs, model cars, motoring memorabilia and historic workshop displays.

These smaller exhibits help tell the story of how Australian motoring, workshops and automotive culture have changed over the decades.

A Great Car Museum Near Perth

At around 90 minutes south of Perth, the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum makes an excellent destination for a day trip or as part of a visit to Western Australia’s South West.

Whether you’re into Holden Toranas, Monaros, Falcon GTs, classic Fords, American muscle, motorcycles or Australian motorsport history, there’s plenty here to explore.

For us, the genuine race cars are some of the biggest highlights – particularly the A9X Torana, Craven Mild Monaro and Bond and Brock Torana.

If you’re a motoring enthusiast heading through Bunbury, put this one on the list.

Which car or motorcycle would you take home? Let us know in the comments!

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Date: Saturday 1st August & 2nd August 2026 ( 2 day event)

Time: 1st 7am – 2nd 5pm

Location: MotorMall Wanneroo Raceway

Details: With lots of time and effort, Murray (the pest), has again managed to organise the Charger Club of WA to be able to participate in the event on both the Saturday and Sunday to display our Mopars, with free entry granted for the vehicle driver and passengers (restrictions apply)

For More Information CLICK HERE

Classic cars & coffee

Date: Sunday 2nd August 2026

Time: 9am – 11am

Location: University of Western Australia

Details: Classic Cars and Coffee is Perth’s Biggest Monthly Cars & Coffee Event 

⇢ Proudly Supporting Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia

For More Information CLICK HERE

wa – hsvnc car display at supercheap auto 0’connor

Date: Sunday 2nd August 2026

Time: 10am – 11am

Location: 382 South Street, O’Connor WA 6163

Details: THIS CAR DISPLAY WILL BE AT SUPERCHEAP AUTO O’ CONNOR – 382 SOUTH ST, O’ CONNOR.

For More Information CLICK HERE

shannons southern coffee cruise, eaton

Date: Sunday 9th August 2026

Time: 9am

Location: Eaton Foreshore Playground

Details: Shannons Southern Coffee Cruise, Meeting mates ya haven’t met yet since 2016

For More Information CLICK HERE

chryslers and coffee

Date: Saturday 15th August 2026

Time: 8am

Location: Gracie’s Cafe

Details: Saturday 15th August 8:00am – 10.00am Chryslers and Coffee Monthly casual coffee

For More Information CLICK HERE

northern steel monthly meet august 2026

Date: Saturday 15th August 2026

Time: 6pm

Location: Bunnings Joondalup

Details: The August meet of Northern Steel will be held outside Bunnings Joondalup (cnr of Sundew Rise and Joondalup Drive) also known as Joondalup Square.

For More Information CLICK HERE

hopdup hotrods and donuts monthly meet

Date: Sunday 16th August 2026

Time: 8:30am – 10:30am

Location: Jaylea’s Patisserie

Details: A casual catch up open to pre 66 hotrods, customs, classic cars and bikes

For More Information CLICK HERE

wa -hsvnc cruise to gin gin hotel

Date: Sunday 16th August 2026

Time: 11am – 4pm

Location: BP (Midvale, WA, Australia)

Details: Join us for a cruise to the Gin Gin Hotel. There will be some beautiful opportunities for photos along the way.

For More Information CLICK HERE

combustion & coffee car show supporting – epilepsy wa

Date: Saturday 22nd August 2026

Time: 9am – 12:30pm

Location: Armadale Senior High Scool

Details: Combustion and Coffee Car Show supporting – Epilepsy WA at the Armadale Senior high School Oval. Sanctioned event confirmed

For More Information CLICK HERE

REPCO PRESENTS: CUSTOM CARS & COFFEE – AUGUST MEET

Date: Sunday 23th August 2026

Time: 9am – 11:30am

Location: Midvale Speed Dome

Details: We want to see every corner of Perth’s car culture roll out — from Muscle to JDM, Hotrods to Exotics, Classics to Bikes — all together to celebrate everything automotive! Let’s show the rest of Australia why CC&C has been the longest continually running Cars and Coffee meet in the country.

For More Information CLICK HERE

york motor show hsvnc club display

Date: Sunday 30th August 2026

Time: 8am – 3pm

Location: York Motor Museum

Details: This event is free to attend and welcomes all Holden & GM vehicles to participate in a fantastic display.

For More Information CLICK HERE

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If you love traditional hot rods, this 1929 Ford Model A Hot Rod is one you won’t want to miss.

Featured on Aussie Garage at Cleveland Spares, Sam’s Model A combines timeless styling with classic hot rod performance. Finished in black with subtle red pinstriping, a striking custom red interior and powered by the legendary Flathead V8, it perfectly captures the spirit of traditional hot rodding.

Built to Drive

Unlike many show cars, this Model A is regularly driven to hot rod events across Australia. Sam shares the story behind the build, its imported steel body and why getting out on the road is what owning a classic hot rod is all about.

In This Video

• 1929 Ford Model A Hot Rod walkaround
• Flathead V8 engine
• Imported steel body
• Custom red interior
• Traditional pinstriping
• Sam’s ownership story
• Road trip and event highlights

Watch the Full Feature

Whether you’re into Ford Model A Hot Rods, Flathead V8s, vintage Fords or classic American cars, this feature is packed with inspiration.

A huge thank you to Cleveland Spares and Sam for sharing this incredible traditional hot rod with Aussie Garage.

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If you love classic Ford Falcons and Australian muscle cars, this Ford XY GT Replica is one you won’t want to miss.

In this episode of Aussie Garage, we visit Motivation Garage and Cleveland Spares to check out a beautifully restored Falcon finished in the iconic Yellow Glow colour. Under the bonnet is the legendary 351 Cleveland V8, paired with a tough Top Loader four-speed manual gearbox, delivering the raw performance and feel that made the XY GT a legend.

Built to Capture the Original GT Spirit

With genuine XY GT Falcons now extremely valuable, high-quality replicas have become a popular way to enjoy the look, sound, and feel of this iconic Australian muscle car.

Marcus from Motivation Garage walks us through the build, explaining the restoration process and the attention to detail required to achieve authentic GT styling.

What You’ll See in This Build

In this workshop tour, we take a closer look at:

• 351 Cleveland V8 engine
• Iconic Yellow Glow paintwork
• GT-style body and interior
• Top Loader four-speed manual gearbox
• Ford 9-inch differential
• Restoration tips and insights
• Cleveland Spares parts supply
• Motivation Garage workshop

Keeping Classic Fords on the Road

Cleveland Spares continues to support classic Ford enthusiasts with quality parts for restoration and maintenance, helping keep these Australian icons alive.

Combined with the craftsmanship of Motivation Garage, this XY GT Replica shows what’s possible when the right parts and passion come together.

Final Thoughts

Whether you dream of owning a genuine Ford XY GT or a well-built GT Replica, this Falcon proves you don’t need to spend a fortune to enjoy one of Australia’s greatest muscle car legends.

A big thank you to Marcus from Motivation Garage and the team at Cleveland Spares for giving Aussie Garage an up-close look at this incredible build.

Would you choose a genuine XY GT or a high-quality GT Replica? Let us know in the comments!

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Despite its appearance, this Fairlane was never actually used as a taxi.

Owner Bob created the theme after friends jokingly nicknamed the car the “Poo Brown Taxi” at local car shows. He embraced the name and added period-style taxi accessories that perfectly suit the car.

Original Ford 250 Six-Cylinder

Under the bonnet is the original Ford 250 inline six-cylinder engine, backed by a BorgWarner automatic transmission.

Many six-cylinder Fairlanes were later converted to V8 power, but Bob’s car remains remarkably close to its original factory specification.

It still features its column-shift automatic, power steering, wraparound dashboard and spacious luxury-car interior.

A Virtually Rust-Free ZG Fairlane

The Fairlane was originally sold in South Australia and spent much of its life around the dry Renmark region.

This helped protect the body from rust, leaving the car in impressive condition more than 50 years later.

The original interior has also survived well, giving the Fairlane the feel of a genuine 1970s Australian luxury car.

The Story Behind the Taxi Theme

The taxi accessories are not just for show.

Bob previously worked as a taxi driver and shares several stories from his time behind the wheel. He also explains the sentimental items kept inside the Fairlane and why the car means so much to him.

The result is more than just an original classic Ford. It is a vehicle filled with memories, humour and personality.

Six-Cylinder or V8?

The big question is whether the Fairlane should stay with its original six-cylinder engine or receive a V8 conversion.

A V8 would provide more power and sound, but keeping the Ford 250 helps preserve what makes this Fairlane so unusual.

Original six-cylinder ZG Fairlanes are becoming difficult to find, especially in such complete condition.

Would you keep it original or install a V8?

Let us know in the comments.

Watch the Full Aussie Garage Feature

In the full Aussie Garage episode, Bob shows us around the 1974 Ford ZG Fairlane, including its original engine, interior, taxi sign and vintage meter.

A huge thank you to Bob for sharing another incredible vehicle and its story with us.

Show Us Your Ride

Do you own a vintage, classic or muscle car with an interesting story?

If you live in Western Australia, Aussie Garage would love to hear from you and may be able to feature your vehicle in an upcoming episode.

Not in WA? Send us your details anyway, as we are collecting contacts for future interstate filming trips.

Visit the Aussie Garage website for automotive merchandise, apparel and more.

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In this episode of Aussie Garage, we return to Cleveland Spares in Victoria to catch up with Cass and Rob and check out two very special builds.

The first is a Mk2 Ford Cortina sleeper with a Cleveland V8. The plan is to remove the drag-car look, fit standard-style wheels, add a flat bonnet and make it look like a basic old Cortina.

But underneath, it will be hiding the Cleveland V8 that was previously used in Rob’s XC Falcon. From the outside it will look grandpa-spec, but once it starts, everyone will know it is something very different.

A Historic 1923 Ford T-Bucket

We also take a look at an incredible steel-bodied 1923 Ford T-Bucket.

Originally built in Victoria in 1968, this hot rod was pulled apart and stored away for decades. It has now been pieced back together using most of its original parts.

The car still features its Ford Y-block engine, three-speed Top Loader, nine-inch diff and chrome suspension components.

It is a great example of Australian hot rod history being saved and brought back to life.

Cleveland Spares Keeps Classic Fords Alive

Cass and Rob also share updates from Cleveland Spares, including their growing parts range, local cruise nights and classic Ford projects.

Cleveland Spares is more than just a parts supplier. It is a place that supports classic Ford owners, restorers and enthusiasts who want to keep these old cars on the road.

A massive thank you to Cass, Rob and everyone who brought their vehicles along for another great day of filming.

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Featured on Aussie Garage, this incredible custom build combines classic British styling with modern engineering and a serious performance punch thanks to a rare 2.9L 24-valve Cosworth V6 producing around 300 horsepower.

Located in Perth, Western Australia, the vehicle is available for $20,000.

For enquiries, contact Ross directly on 0428 822 199.

A Classic Ford with a Serious Twist

The Ford Anglia originally left the factory with a tiny 10-horsepower side-valve four-cylinder engine. Fast forward to today and this unique panel van now packs a powerful Cosworth V6 that completely transforms the driving experience.

Ross has owned the vehicle for more than 30 years and has spent countless hours refining and modifying the build. What started life with Toyota Corolla running gear has evolved into a fully engineered custom street machine.

The only original component remaining is essentially the body itself, with almost every aspect of the drivetrain, suspension, steering and braking systems upgraded or custom fabricated.

Rare Cosworth Power

Under the bonnet sits a rare 2.9-litre quad-cam 24-valve Cosworth V6. These engines were never a common sight in Australian custom cars and are particularly unusual to find in a compact vehicle like an Anglia.

With approximately 300 horsepower pushing an 800kg vehicle, performance is more than enough to surprise modern cars.

Highlights include:

• 2.9L Cosworth Quad Cam V6
• Approximately 300HP
• Aftermarket ECU
• Custom radiator setup
• Custom exhaust system
• Ford Type 9 five-speed manual gearbox
• Engine sourced through Race Tune
• Professionally engineered conversion

Ross jokes that the lightweight Anglia can easily break traction and becomes a handful in wet conditions.

Professionally Built Suspension and Chassis

This isn’t simply an engine swap. The vehicle features significant engineering upgrades throughout.

Features include:

• Independent front suspension
• Rack and pinion steering
• Bilstein coilovers
• Narrowed Jaguar rear end
• Four-wheel coilover setup
• Custom front flip nose section
• Fully engineered modifications

Many of the fabrication and suspension upgrades were completed by well-known Western Australian hot rod specialists, helping create a unique and capable package.

Custom Interior

Inside you’ll find a blend of vintage styling and modern convenience.

Features include:

• Original-style Bakelite dashboard
• GPS speedometer
• Custom audio system
• Reverse camera system
• Rear vision camera
• Custom roof console
• SAS bucket seats
• Custom denim interior work underway
• Rat Fink themed touches throughout

The van was originally used by Ross during his years as a mobile DJ, explaining the impressive sound system and spacious rear cargo area.

Honest Description

The vehicle is currently unlicensed and has been in storage for some time.

Ross advises the next owner should budget for:

• Gasket work
• Clutch work
• General recommissioning

However, the car is largely complete and shouldn’t require a major amount of work to get back on the road and through licensing requirements.

For someone looking for a unique hot rod, custom cruiser or show vehicle, this Anglia offers a huge amount of engineering and fabrication work already completed.

A Car with a Story

Beyond the modifications, this Anglia carries an incredible story. Ross has battled cancer multiple times over the years but has remained passionate about cars and hot rodding throughout.

The vehicle reflects decades of ownership, craftsmanship and determination, making it much more than just another custom build.

Watch the full interview here:

Vehicle Summary

Vehicle: 1948 Ford Anglia Panel Van
Location: Perth, Western Australia
Price: $20,000
Engine: 2.9L Quad Cam 24-Valve Cosworth V6
Transmission: 5-Speed Manual
Power: Approx. 300HP
Status: Project requiring minor mechanical work and licensing

Contact Ross: 0428 822 199

Serious buyers only. Inspections are recommended.

For more unique Australian custom cars, hot rods, muscle cars and project vehicles, keep an eye on Aussie Garage.

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The atmosphere inside Van World at Meguiar’s MotorEx 2026 was pure nostalgia, horsepower, and creativity. From beautifully restored Ford Sundowners and classic panel vans to custom Escorts, blown V8 builds, and retro murals, this section of the show delivered some of the most unique vehicles we’ve seen in years.

In this latest episode from Aussie Garage TV, we take you through an incredible collection of rare Aussie vans and street machines that celebrate the golden era of Australian car culture. Whether you grew up around panel vans in the 70s and 80s or simply appreciate old-school craftsmanship, Van World at MotorEx 2026 was packed with inspiration.

Rare Ford Sundowners and Aussie Panel Vans

One of the standout highlights from Van World was the incredible lineup of rare Ford panel vans and Sundowners. These iconic Aussie vehicles represent a huge part of Australian automotive history and continue to attract enthusiasts from all over the country.

We spotted:

• Beautifully restored Ford Sundowners
• XC and XF Falcon panel vans
• Rare factory-option builds
• Original survivor vans
• Period-correct street machine restorations
• Unique one-of-one combinations

Many of these vans featured factory styling mixed with custom touches that perfectly captured the spirit of the era. The attention to detail was next level, from polished trim and retro wheels through to immaculate paintwork and authentic interiors.

Wild Engine Bays and Custom Fabrication

Van World wasn’t just about nostalgia — it was also home to some seriously tough performance builds. We checked out a variety of supercharged Cleveland and Windsor-powered setups that blended old-school style with modern engineering.

Some of the standout features included:

• Supercharged Cleveland V8 conversions
• Windsor-powered custom vans
• Detailed engine bays
• Custom metal fabrication
• Shaved bodywork
• Smoothed firewall conversions
• Retro airbrushed graphics
• High-end suspension and wheel packages

The quality of fabrication across these builds was incredible. Every vehicle had its own personality, with owners clearly pouring years of passion, time, and effort into creating something unique.

Classic Ford Escorts and Street Machine Styling

Among the vans were several custom Ford Escorts and compact street machines that perfectly matched the retro atmosphere of the event. These smaller builds brought serious character, combining old-school styling with tough drivetrains and detailed interiors.

Many featured:

• Period-correct paint schemes
• Retro mag wheels
• Custom upholstery
• Vintage-inspired interiors
• Chrome detailing
• Old-school performance upgrades

It’s builds like these that remind everyone why classic Aussie car culture remains so strong today.

The Nostalgia Factor Was Massive

Walking through Van World felt like stepping back into the golden era of Australian street machining. The murals, shag-pile interiors, custom stereos, murals, pinstriping, and retro accessories instantly transported enthusiasts back to the 70s and 80s.

This display wasn’t just about showing cars — it celebrated a lifestyle and a culture that shaped generations of Aussie motoring enthusiasts.

For many visitors, these vans brought back memories of:

• Weekend car meets
• Summer cruising
• Beach runs
• Street machine magazines
• Van culture events
• Backyard builds and home garages

The passion surrounding these vehicles is still incredibly strong, and MotorEx 2026 proved that Aussie van culture is far from forgotten.

Aussie Garage Covers the Best of MotorEx 2026

At Aussie Garage, we love showcasing the diversity of Australian car culture, and Van World was one of the most unique sections of the entire event. From survivor classics to outrageous custom builds, every vehicle had a story worth telling.

This episode features:

• Rare Ford panel vans
• Sundowners and Falcon builds
• Custom Escorts
• Retro street machines
• Wild engine combinations
• Amazing fabrication work
• Detailed interiors
• Classic Aussie nostalgia

If you’re into classic Ford Falcons, Aussie vans, street machines, custom fabrication, or retro car culture, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

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• Car show coverage
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• Rare vehicle features
• Event walkthroughs
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Final Thoughts

MotorEx 2026 Van World delivered one of the best collections of classic Aussie vans and custom Ford builds we’ve seen in years. The combination of nostalgia, creativity, engineering, and old-school street machine culture made this display an absolute standout.

From rare Sundowners and custom Escorts to blown V8-powered panel vans and beautifully restored survivors, this episode captures the passion and personality that makes Aussie car culture so special.

If you love classic Aussie vans, Ford performance, retro styling, and unique street machines, this is one episode of Aussie Garage you need to watch.

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