Founder-built since 2011. 18,200+ members. The Commodore workshop that actually ships.
Started in a Brunswick garage after one VE SS-V Redline build. Fourteen years later it's a 14-person team, a 1,800m² warehouse and Australia's deepest Commodore-specific parts catalogue. Pull up a hoist.
From a Brunswick garage to a 1,800m² warehouse — built one Commodore at a time.
Street Commodores started in 2011 the way most Commodore builds do: with a problem nobody else wanted to solve. Jarrad “J-Dog” O'Brien was mid-way through a VE SS-V Redline build in a rented Brunswick garage, hunting down HSV bits, Walkinshaw-spec suspension and a brake package that wasn't back-ordered forever. He couldn't find one roof to buy them under, so he built one.
Fourteen years on, that Brunswick garage is a 14-person operation headquartered at Unit 12, 38 Miguel Road, Laverton North VIC 3026. The same phone number still rings out the front of the warehouse. The same forum posts that J-Dog used to answer at 1am are still pinned somewhere on the board, only now they're answered by 9 volunteer moderators across Australia and NZ.
Three of the staff are qualified auto-electricians. Four came out of the forum itself. None of them came out of a marketing meeting.
2011 — Brunswick garage, VE SS-V Redline build, first forum post.
2014 — First warehouse lease, Brooklyn VIC. Two staff.
2018 — Move to current 1,800m² site at 12/38 Miguel Road, Laverton North.
2024 — $4.8M revenue, up 31% year-on-year, 14 full-time staff.
Workshop noticeboard
The crew, the awards, the credits — everything you'd want pinned to a workshop wall.
14 full-time staff across sales, dispatch, tech and content
9 volunteer moderators across Australia and NZ — LS and L77 specialists on rotation
3 qualified auto-electricians on the technical hotline
2.4 min average hotline wait time, 87% first-contact resolution
02 / Awards
Street Machine Magazine — Best Online Specialist Retailer, 2022 & 2024.
Back-to-back wins from Australia's loudest modified-car magazine. We didn't enter a slide deck — we entered a packing slip and a forum thread.
Street Machine 2022Street Machine 2024Industry Choice
03 / On screen
Mighty Car Mods Episodes 47 & 62. Powercruise 2019–2024.
Featured on Australia's most-watched car-modification show across two episodes, plus cruising-event sponsorship at every Powercruise round since 2019.
MCM Ep. 47MCM Ep. 62Powercruise '19–'24
04 / Official partner
Parts partner for the Holden Heritage Centre museum, Port Melbourne.
Supplying OEM-discontinued HSV, Walkinshaw and Holden Dealer Team components to the archive that preserves the marque's history. If it's on the floor at the museum, it probably came out of a box with our label on it.
“I started this place because every Commodore forum I joined in 2009 was either dead, dying, or full of brand managers pretending to be enthusiasts. We don't run focus groups, we don't write slogans, and we don't sell parts we haven't fitted. If a member on the forum says a product is a dud, we delist it the same week — not after a quarterly review. This is a workshop. It runs the way workshops run.”
FY2024 results
FY2024 by the numbers — the workshop is open and the books prove it.
Street Commodores Pty Ltd · ABN on file · audited financials available on request.
Roll up the roller door
Visit the Workshop — 12/38 Miguel Road, Laverton North VIC.
Pull in off the Western Ring Road, walk past the loading dock and you're at the trade counter. Coffee's on, the hoist's usually free, and someone on the floor will know what's wrong with your VE before you finish describing it.
Address. Unit 12, 38 Miguel Road, Laverton North VIC 3026, Australia
Hours. Mon–Fri 8:30–5:30 AEST · Sat 9:00–2:00 · Sun closed