1/30Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny with some of the new cars at the museum. For summer guide. Picture: Mark Scott
Gosford Classic Car Museum closes its doors
GALLERY: From 1960s Ferrari’s and 1970s Mustangs to one-off jet propelled cars, amphibious vehicles and a real life American fire truck, these are just some of the extraordinary classic cars now up for grabs following the announcement that the The Gosford Classic Car Museum has closed.
2/30Ferrari F40 1989 at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham
3/30Showroom floor of the Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Supplied
4/30Jack Brabham's BT7A IC-2-63 Climax at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Supplied
5/301983 DeLorean DMC-12 at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Supplied
6/301966 Amphicar 770 the latest addition to Gosford Classic Car Museum.
7/301955 Mercedes 300SL Gullwing at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Supplied
8/30Interior detailing from the 2014 Ferarri LaFerrari at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Supplied
9/30Launch of the Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford. Picture: Sue Graham
10/30A Ferrari F40 at the Gosford Classic Car Museum.
11/30Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny with some of the new cars at the museum. For summer guide. Picture: Mark Scott
12/30The new Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford enjoyed thousands of visitors during its opening weekend. Picture: Troy Snook
13/301993 Aussie Invader III Jet Car, which is now on display at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Gosford Classic Car Museum
14/30Marketing Assistant Nicola Leggat at Gosford Classic Car Museum in preparation for upcoming car auction on Saturday 28th October.Nicola is pictured with 1966 VW Kombi 21 Window Samba. Picture: AAP
15/30(L-R) Nick Montgomery and Roy O'Donovan check out a 1971 Valient Charger. Mariners Partnership With Car Museum. Picture: Mark Scott
16/30Launch of the Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford. Picture: Sue Graham
17/301971 Ford XY Falcon GTHO Phase III at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Gosford Classic Car Museum
18/302014 Ferarri LaFerrari at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Gosford Classic Car Museum
19/30The new Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford enjoyed thousands of visitors during its opening weekend. Picture: Troy Snook
20/30Will Ford in Dehavilland Rapide at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham
21/30Porche Carrera GT 2004 at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham
22/302Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny pictured with 300SLGulling 1955 at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham`
23/30Jason Fischer, workshop manager at Gosford Classic Car Museum, one of the largest privately owned car collection in the Southern Hemisphere gets to drive expensive cars including Ferraris and Fiat Jolly as part of his job.
24/30The new Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford enjoyed thousands of visitors during its opening weekend. Picture: Troy Snook
25/30The new Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford enjoyed thousands of visitors during its opening weekend. Picture: Troy Snook
26/30Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny in a kombi at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham
27/30Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny with some of the new cars at the museum. For summer guide. Picture: Mark Scott
28/30The new Gosford Classic Car Museum at West Gosford enjoyed thousands of visitors during its opening weekend. Picture: Troy Snook
29/301971 Ford XY Falcon GTHO Phase III at Gosford Classic Car Museum. Picture: Gosford Classic Car Museum
30/30Gosford Classic Car Museum owner Tony Denny pictured with 300SLGulling 1955 at the new museum West Gosford which is opening on Saturday May 28. Picture: Sue Graham
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