If you love classic cars, Australian motorsport and motoring history, the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum in Western Australia is well worth a visit.

Located around 90 minutes south of Perth, the museum features an impressive collection of genuine race cars, Holden and Ford classics, American muscle cars, vintage motorcycles and motoring memorabilia.

Aussie Garage headed south to take a closer look.

Genuine Holden Race Cars

Some of the biggest highlights are the museum’s genuine Australian race cars.

Among them is a Holden Torana A9X race car, one of the most iconic models from Australia’s touring car era.

There’s also the tough Craven Mild HJ Monaro race car and an incredible Bond and Brock ex-race Torana, connecting the collection with two legendary names in Australian motorsport – Colin Bond and Peter Brock.

For Holden and motorsport fans, these cars alone make the museum worth exploring.

Classic Holden, Ford and Chevrolet

The collection goes well beyond race cars.

You’ll find Australian classics including an HK Monaro GTS and XR Falcon GT, along with classic Ford Escorts and plenty of other interesting vehicles.

American muscle is also represented by a wild supercharged 1969 Chevrolet Corvette.

Another unusual piece of WA motoring history is the West Australian Police Tango 3 drag car.

More Than 100 Years of Motoring History

One of the most interesting things about the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum is the variety.

The collection stretches from a remarkable 1914 Talbot through to much more recent Australian-built cars such as the Mitsubishi 380.

There are also classic trucks and vintage motorcycles, giving visitors plenty to see beyond the traditional Holden and Ford favourites.

Motoring Memorabilia and Workshop Displays

It’s not just about the cars.

Throughout the museum you’ll discover vintage automotive signs, model cars, motoring memorabilia and historic workshop displays.

These smaller exhibits help tell the story of how Australian motoring, workshops and automotive culture have changed over the decades.

A Great Car Museum Near Perth

At around 90 minutes south of Perth, the Bunbury Geographe Motor Museum makes an excellent destination for a day trip or as part of a visit to Western Australia’s South West.

Whether you’re into Holden Toranas, Monaros, Falcon GTs, classic Fords, American muscle, motorcycles or Australian motorsport history, there’s plenty here to explore.

For us, the genuine race cars are some of the biggest highlights – particularly the A9X Torana, Craven Mild Monaro and Bond and Brock Torana.

If you’re a motoring enthusiast heading through Bunbury, put this one on the list.

Which car or motorcycle would you take home? Let us know in the comments!

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Andrew’s story is far more than just ownership. His family played a genuine role in the Holden journey, with hands-on involvement in fibreglass moulds, injector moulding, and component development that supported some of Holden’s most legendary vehicles. One standout connection is the moulding work for Holden Torana SLR5000 flares, linking directly to the golden era of HDT Racing and the legacy of Peter Brock. These behind-the-scenes roles are often untold, yet they are critical chapters in Australia’s racing and road car history.

The spotlight vehicles tell their own stories. Andrew’s FX Holden Ute represents the very foundation of Holden’s success — simple, hardworking, and unmistakably Australian. As one of the earliest Holden-based utilities, the FX helped shape the ute culture that Australia is now famous for. Alongside it sits his father’s beautifully presented EK Holden Ute, showcasing the evolution of styling, comfort, and engineering as Holden refined its designs for a growing market.

Beyond the utes, the interview explores broader influences that shaped Australian motoring. From discussions around Holden pattern designers and factory development processes to iconic concepts like the Holden Hurricane Concept Car, Andrew shares insight into how bold ideas and racing technology filtered into production vehicles. The conversation even touches on cross-brand interests, including the family’s appreciation for vehicles like the F100 Ford Pick Up Truck, highlighting how passion for cars often transcends brand loyalty.

Filmed in Melbourne, this Aussie Garage Interview is a tribute to the people behind the cars — the designers, mould makers, racers, and families who helped build Australia’s automotive identity. Andrew’s FX and EK Holden Utes are not just restored classics; they are rolling pieces of history that reflect decades of dedication to the Holden name.

If you’re passionate about Holden, HDT Racing, classic Australian vehicles, and the stories that shaped them, this episode is a must-watch. It’s an authentic reminder of why Holden continues to hold such a powerful place in the hearts of enthusiasts across Australia.

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