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A collection of vehicles that reflect Australia's history and how we use the motor car for work and play.
This private collection features motor cars from the 1930's through to today's day and age.
From manufacturers such as Morris, Chrysler, Leyland, Fargo and Jaguar.
Virtual Museum open by Appointment only.
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Be at war with your vices, at peace with your neighbors, and let every new year find you to be a better man. – Benjamin Franklin
Bell Ute Show
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Santa has completed his deliveries for 2016 and is having a well-earned rest for another year. From everyone at the Museum, we Wish you a Merry Xmas and a Happy / Prosperous New Year. Travel safe and enjoy the festive season.
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We were a winner on Melbourne Cup Day. The transport company delivering our shipping container called Tuesday morning to see if we would accept delivery on Cup Day. Since we have been waiting for this to arrive for about 3 months the reply was "sure send it out and do not spare the horses" Our resident transport wrangler Kev was on hand to help unload and do the final check before hand over.
On Sunday the 16th of Oct, we attended the Annual Morris Minor Display Day held at Ormiston State School. It was a great event, well organised and supported well by Morris and BMC members, plus owners of any classic vehicle were welcomed. Over 100 vehicles were on display including two P76's from the Qld club.
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After an easy three hour trip down to the big smoke, we had the chance to catch up with some friends at the Qld P76 club meeting last night. On the way home to Adrian and Jenny's we called into the Gateway travel stop chasing fuel and a MacDonald's fix. The console operator was very interested in the cars and commented on having not one but two P76's on the forecourt at once.
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We are thankful for the rain, now we just have to get a car ready for the annual All British Day booked in for Sunday the 18th. This is a great day out. A perfect opportunity to see all types of motor vehicles with an English heritage. See the flyer attached for more info.
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This weekend (4th Sept) we celebrate Dads Day, and grateful as I am, It is nice that the boys have passed the Socks and Handkerchief stage in life. So to make a full weekend of all things Dad, there is a Car Show. On Saturday, Sept 3rd the Dalby Central School are holding their Creekside Market Day. See the attached flyer and photos of the 2015 event for information on the Show and Shine. Entries open at 9.00am.
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Farewell to 1947 Flxble Clipper Peter and Lyn Radford are the proud new owners of Holy Moly, a beautifully turned out 1947 model Flxible Clipper. I caught up with the happy couple in Withcott at lunchtime on Wednesday the 3rd of August. I was hoping to take a few photographs however they were more than happy to provide some background information as well. More pics at http://theahmm.com/the-ahmm-blog-page/farewell-to-1947-flxble-clipper
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A Weekend Escape. On Saturday the 30th we were a guest of the Brisbane Northside Antique Auto Association or BNAAA. In convoy with fellow Qld Leyland P76 supporters Graham (Rogo), Adrian and Jenny we attended the Pine Rivers Show which invites participation from local car clubs. More... http://theahmm.com/the-ahmm-blog-page/a-weekend-escape
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Looking for a change from the usual car or social club outing? Last Saturday night we joined other club members for an evening mystery cruise. Leaving Dalby and traveling north on highway 49 we took a short photo break at the 4QS transmitter tower. After an easy drive for about half-hour, the group arrived in Bell. More... http://theahmm.com/the-ahmm-blog-page/car-club-cruise-night-mystery-venue
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Zap Pow and Blam - your back in the 60's, on the lounge room floor watching the 26-inch black and white PYE television. Your sister is hollering blue murder because you turned it over, (manually - no remotes then) from Playschool on the ABC. None of this matters because Adam West has just said those magic words - 'To the Batmobile, Robin'. The latest addition to our 1:43 collection is a Corgi 267 Batmobile. The model has some play damage but is in good original condition considering it is about 50 years old.
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