A display of vintage cars, brought to the Roxy for the 75th Anniversary

weekend, 9th and 10th of April, 2011, was also a highlight.

Members of the Inverell Transport Museum drove to Bingara to put the vehicles on display.

This photograph captures the moment when the cars started to line up, and reverse back into place along the whole length of the Roxy "complex".


History of the Inverell Transport Museum

Inverell Transport Museum was formed to display Veteran, Classic and Antique vehicles for the locals and visitor to our district. Inverell is classed a one of the most progressive antique car clubs in the state. A virtually new building of 3800 square metres of concrete construction was made available by Inverell Shire Council. Financial assistance was freely given by the local council, the Business Enterprise Centre, and local service clubs. An area of 3ha is available for our annual car show. Groups of car enthusiasts from Queensland, NSW and Victoria are make use of the museum for their tours. with teas and meals available by prior booking.

Collections

The museum collection consists of 120 vehicles and 60 motor cycles, ultra light aircraft, as well as WW2 aircraft engine/cutaways, WW2 jeeps and several trucks. The cars are from America, England, Europe and Australia.