Inverell's National Transport Museum

With over 200 members and 250 vehicle exhibits, ranging from Vintage, Classic Modern, Commerical and Motorcycles, the National Transport Museum has become a valuable tourist attraction for the North West and New England area.

Some of the vehicles on display include a 1906 Dayton (believed to be the only one left worldwide), 1912 Renault, various Holdens and Fords including GT Falcons, 1926 Diana, 1929 Packard, and wide range of Chev's just to name a few.

  • Largest on the East Coast
  • Bus and Caravan Parking
  • All on one level for easy wheelchair and aged access
  • Complimentary tea and coffee
  • Kid friendly
  • Bus Tour Groups welcome

The National Transport Museum is situated in Inverell, Northern NSW, Australia.

Opening Hours

Mon-Sun: 9am to 4pm
(except Christmas Day)

Entry Fee

Family pass
(2 adults & 3 children)		 $45.00
Adult $20.00 pp
Child: 5-16 yrs $5.00 pp
Child Under 5 yrs free
Concession & Seniors Card $18.00 pp

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Collection Highlights

Vehicle of the month 1968 Toyota S800

Vehicle of the month 1968 Toyota S800

Vehicle of the month  1968 Toyota S800 .

The car went into production in 1965, with chassis code UP15 and an increase in engine displacement from 700 cc to 800 cc, as well as dual carburetors, which increased power from 28 to 45 PS (21 to 33 kW). This engine was sufficient to power the light car around town at 70 km/h (45 mph) or on a race track up to about 160 km/h (100 mph). Production started after the introduction of Honda's first car, called the Honda S500, and joined the market segment that was already represented by the Datsun Fairlady, and the Daihatsu Compagno.

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