National Motoring Heritage Day — Sunday 18th May 2025
The AOMC organised event for 2025 National Motoring Heritage Day. Information on locations to be advised.
National Motoring Heritage Day 2024
TRENTHAM HISTORIC RAILWAY STATION
Victoria Street, Trentham
Take your classic or historic vehicle or motorbike out for a cruise.
Venue: Victoria Street, Trentham
Times: Entry from 10am – Public 10.30am
Cost: Entry will be by a Gold Coin donation with donations going to a local community group.
Catering: Catering available from local community groups on site.
Organised by: Cool Country Classics Trentham
Departure points: No specific departure points, but clubs are encouraged to establish starting points and travel in convoy.
Enquiries: 9558 4829
THE MAFFRA SHED
1A Sale Road, Maffra
Take your classic or historic vehicle or motorbike out for a cruise to Maffra.
Venue: The Maffra Shed, 1A Sale Road, Maffra
Times: Gates open at 10am – Public 10.30am
Cost: Entry is a gold coin donation to the Maffra Anti Cancer Council
Catering: CFA Maffra sausage sizzle and a coffee van
Organised by: Association Of Motoring Clubs and proudly supported by the RACV
Departure points: No specific departure points, but clubs are encouraged to establish starting points and travel in convoy.
Enquiries: 9558 4829
GEELONG WATERFRONT, TORQUAY, GREAT OCEAN ROAD
Starting at: 3 Mackey Street, North Geelong
Take your classic or historic vehicle out for a cruise via Geelong’s Waterfront through to Torquay’s foreshore and onto the Great Ocean Road Chocolaterie.
Pre-Meet: Pickers Union (at Caffeine & Gasoline Event) 3 Mackey Street, North Geelong
Time: 9:00am
Veteran, Vintage, Classic, Historic and Collector Vehicles
SHOW & SHOP AT THE PIPEWORKS MARKET
5 Dunstans Court, Thomastown
Venue: The Pipeworks Market, 5 Dunstans Court, Thomastown. www.pipeworksmarket.com.au
Times: Display vehicles 10am – market opens at 8am
Cost: Free entry for display vehicles
Catering: Refreshments available in the market
Organised by: Association Of Motoring Clubs and proudly supported by the RACV
Departure points: No specific departure points, but clubs are encouraged to establish starting points and travel in convoy
The aim of the National Motoring Heritage Day (NMHD) is to promote and display Australia's strong motoring heritage and also show the community, business and government the strength of the Australian motoring movement.
It is most fortunate that the Australian climate has been relatively kind to old motor vehicles and a varied range of early vehicles from Europe and North America still exist - some of which are believed to be the last remaining!
We request that our members advise us of their planned club event and we will list them on our web site events page and our facebook page. We urge our members to support us and the movement by providing us with the information about your events.
Information should be forwarded to Howard our office manager at office@aomc.asn.au
National Motoring Heritage Day 2023
The AOMC organised events for 2023 National Motoring Heritage Day on Sunday 21st May 2023 were held at multiple locations around the state, as part of a national celebration of our motoring heritage.
