Integral Energy Recreation Park Darkes Rd Kembla Grange, NSW, 2530
02 4261 4100
Opening Hours
9.30-4.30 each day, with last entry at 4pm.
The Museum is CLOSED on Mondays and Public Holidays.
Established in 1992 by a group of motoring enthusiasts this attraction provides an insight into the history of motoring including vehicles and memorabilia. These along with other exhibits including extensive and historically significant collections of gramophones, typewriters and telephones provide and intriguing snapshot into the progress of the 20th century.
The Australian Motorlife Museum has a national reputation within the heritage motoring community. The collection comprises thousands of antique and vintage vehicles and continues to grow at an astonishing rate.
Website: https://www.australianmotorlifemuseum.com
At the time that this truck was built, Republic was the biggest manufacturer of trucks in the world.This vehicle came to Australian Motorlife Museum in pieces, but with much original component…
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With the coming of the car, Australians were able to travel to their destinations much quicker than ever before, prompting them to explore more of their environment and spend more time in it.The…
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This motorcyce is one of only two surviving examples of a range of 12 motorcycles manufactured by David Spencer in Torwood, Brisbane between 1903 and 1910. Australian Motorlife Museum took ownership…
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In the pioneering days of the motor vehicle, common practice was to purchase the parts, put them into a chassis and put the manufacturer's name on the finished product.
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In the early days of electricity in smaller towns and villages, priority of use was given to essential items such as street lights. Things such as petrol pumps were operated by hand.
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As motor vehicles became more affordable and people began to move further from their homes for driving holidays and day trips, the need for the National Roads and Motorists Association (NRMA) and its…
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Motorcylces grew in popularity at the start of the 20th century and many people built their own. Motorcycles provided people with freedom and ease of travel and having a sidecar meant that you could…
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Clem Daniel, a well-known race tuner and sponsor through the 1950's, 60's and 70's, single-handedly ran an engineering business in Wollongong. Clem travelled for a time on the continental circuit with…
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Wayne Gardner is a former Grand Prix motorcycle racer and touring car racer, born and raised in Wollongong. He raced on the world stage from 1983 to 2002, starting out in racing on a second-hand…
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