About National Transport Museum
The National Transport Museum in Inverell, New South Wales, is a large volunteer-run museum on Rifle Range Road showcasing Australia's transport heritage. It houses more than 120 historic vehicles including vintage cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses and automotive memorabilia spanning from the early 1900s. Notable for its extensive collection of restored vehicles, the museum preserves and displays transport history relevant to regional New South Wales and Australia.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a large indoor exhibition complex displaying over 120 restored vintage and classic cars, motorcycles, trucks, buses, tractors and automotive memorabilia arranged in themed sheds. The setting is on the edge of Inverell with spacious halls, interpretive signage and period displays. Visitors can walk through the collection at their own pace, view vehicles up close, browse memorabilia and photographs, and explore outdoor display areas and a gift shop.
Key highlights
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Extensive collection of more than 120 vintage and classic cars, trucks, buses and motorcycles
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Rare and restored vehicles dating from the early 1900s to late 20th century
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Automotive memorabilia, petrol bowsers, signage and transport artefacts
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Volunteer-restored exhibits showcasing Australian motoring history
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