The Museum of Vehicle Evolution (MOVE)

Frankly, if it were possible I'd give MOVE 10 stars! What an amazing place, with an incredible array of vehicles, information and story telling. The more you look, the more you find.

Unfortunately my wife isn't really into vehicles hence I could only manage enjoying MOVE for about 90 minutes. If I was on my own it would take me at least three hours to see and read all.

The range of 'transport' on display included everything from the earliest bicycles to buses of various ages, an amazing array of trucks, cars ranging in age from two or three years old to over 100 years, race cars, modified cars and the list goes on and on.

That there was a large array of Harley Davidson motorcycles and several other interesting items it is somewhat irrelevant as the wonderful owners advised that the complexion of equipment on show changes dramatically every few months.

MOVE is a must for anyone having an interest in all things with wheels and a lot more.

Took the family here for the first time.
It was an amazing time.
If you are an enthusiest of motor vehicles, trucks, or bikes, this is the place for you.
Admission prices were reasonable for families, and there is plenty to look at.
They also have a kenworth cab that people can sit in and steer down a recorded street.
Plus, there are some great displays of clothing from loel Thompson's collection from Australian history.
A good day out.

It's absolutely incredible. I loved every bit of it, some beautiful gems here. It's definitely a must-see.

Absolutely amazing , Cars , Bikes, motorcycles, trucks , buses , art and another room with early clothing and accessories that was worn and used all those years ago

Interesting place with a good number of eye catching models. Easily can spend a few hours if you love your cars and bikes. There was a big collection of trucks, buses etc as well. Loved it very much!

Excellent collection, the trucks and buses were immaculate! You could spend anywhere from 1-3 hours here and $20 entry price is reasonable.

Only negative for me was some of the gift shop items were a bit pricey. Definitely worth a visit!

So good! Exceeded expectations with so much to see and well laid out. Well worth the entrance fee.

Fabulous! Enjoyed this place way more than I thought I would. Cars and trucks through the ages. Wonderful stories about local businesses and how they started out. Fantastic old bikes, including wooden one with no pedals or seats. Ouch! Lots of Furphy info and display. Clothing exhibition was lovely. Staff were friendly and informative. A few hours very well spent!

Brilliant.
An excellent, varied collection of cars and trucks, from veteran to modern. Nice variety of classic motorbikes and a fascinating collection of old bicycles with interesting, concise info boards. Fun, nostalgic display of old radios and phones. Fascinating Furphy museum and history.
Also a beautifully presented clothing collection going back over 200yrs.
Worth every cent. Loved it.

Excellent display of cars, trucks, buses, telephones, radios and bikes.

Loved the walk through. For those who are on a walker, mobity scooter or wheel chair. I can say this is disability friendly. Has a lift to go up to the higher level. The staff are very helpful. I recommend this place. I have a walker, and I had no problem getting around to see everything.

A massive selection of vehicles showcasing both national and local history...
Enjoyed every moment.
Also great to see the inclusion of a spot for kids to the rear of the displays.

Absolutely fabulous. Hubby and I went to just get away and have a break together. (Plus we both grew up on dirt bikes and love cars 😊 $18 each just for the transport side as we weren't interested in seeing the other fashion demo on at present. $24 each if we wanted to add that on so not much more. HUGE place with some column gas heaters dotted about. Bring a jacket though. Seating also dotted about so you can just sit and admire the vehicles. Motorbikes, cars, racing cars, trucks, bicycles and more in the transport museum areas plus info boards for each item. Also a sound wall for vintage phones and radios etc by his masters voice, Edison, Astor etc. Sunday open time 10.30 till 4pm. We loved it!! Will definitely be recommending. I have an older son that will be putting this place on his go to list for sure!

Fabulous. A pleasant surprise was the unexpected display of the history of Australian radio and TV. The truck simulator is wonderful: kids love it. The last Holden and the last Ford to be made in Australia are on display - an exhibit to start a lively conversation about the benefits and risks of a capitalist political economy. The cut-away truck engines fascinating and will prompt a near-infinite set of questions in any curious kid. The 1980's tour bus is open!
Exit through the gift shop.

Great display of cars, trucks and bicycles.
Also houses a display of clothing that is worth looking at.
Fully wheelchair accessible.
Concession entry fee available and accept companion cards.

Great place to enjoy everything transportation from 100 year old push bikes to cars trucks buses and motorcycles...
There is a large variety of makes and models from days gone by for all modes of transport.
An extra part of the museum is the Furphy historic section with many items and stories from the local manufacturing company.
Allow minimum 2 hours to take it all in.

Spent a couple of hours looking , could have stayed longer. Very impressed with it all especially the push bikes and their history from the beginning. 👍

A marvellous place to visit. Great kenworth display,bicycles , penny farthings and motorcycles. Furthy
museum was a surprise with its history and evolution into modern day items, and the 40 years of clothing display was stunning.

Well worth the look.
The truck displays are amazing, with a lot of the old original trucks from all the local transport companies, along with accompanying stories on how these transport companies started.

Oh yeah & gull wing Mercedes is pretty dam cool to, along with all the other car on display.

Really cool museum, they've got a lot of variety on display (bicycles, motorbikes, cars and trucks etc) but also teach a lot of the history of the evolution of everything automotive related.