 1 2017 Nismo R35 GT-R Nissan introduced a NISMO (Nissan Motorsport International) Edition GT-R for model year 2015. In the new model, power increases to 591 bhp and top speed remains as before at 315 kmh. The transmission is a 6-speed Dual Clutch Automatic. |
 2 2017 Nismo R35 GT-R Each Nismo GT-R engine is hand-assembled by a single technician in a dust and temperature controlled clean-room much like those used for Formula I race engines. Each car bears a plaque with the technician's signature; this one was built by Tsunemi Ooyama. US price increased from the previous model almost 50% to US$149,990. This car is for sale P.O.A. |
 3 A view of the lower section of the museum |
 4 Jordan drives a LandRover |
 5 Jordan drives a LandRover |
 6 1983 American LeFrance Fire Truck This American fire truck served in Odessa Texas from 1983 and was imported into Australia in 2011. It is powered by a Cummins 6-cylinder diesel that develops 300 bhp at a very low 2000 RPM. |
 7 1983 American LeFrance Fire Truck American LaFrance (ALF) was an American vehicle manufacturer that built fire engines and other emergency vehicles such as ambulance and rescue. The company was located in Summerville, South Carolina and announced on January 17, 2014 that they would cease operations. |
 8 1993 Aussie Invader The Aussie Invader Team travelled to Lake Gairdner in South Australia in 1996 and recorded a best speed of 1026 kmh. This was faster than the World Land Speed Record of 1018 kmh held by Richard Noble of the UK. However, to claim a new world record two passes must be made in opposite directions within one hour. Bad weather prevented the return run. The car is powered by a SNECMA Turbojet producing 36,000 hp equivalent. |
 9 Circa 1927 Rolls-Royce Phantom From what I can gather, this is a Rolls-Royce Phantom/Towncar circa 1927. In the late-Twenties, Rolls-Royce produced the chassis and mechanical parts only. A specialist coachbuilder selected by the owner made and fitted the body to the chassis. American Phantoms could be bought with standardised bodies from Brewster & Co which was owned by Rolls-Royce. |
 10 Panorama of the upper section of the museum - Part 1 |
 11 Panorama of the upper section of the museum - Part 2 |
 12 So, after a great time at the museum, we leave to pick Jenii up from Umina where she had completed an assessment for My Aged Care. Jordan had $5 that GG had given hime and was keen to buy a toy car. He could find nothing under $20. |
 13 On the way to pick Jenni up, I said to Jordan that we should come here again. He agreed and suggested it should be every school holidays when he comes to stay. THE END Return to home page |
