Ford has the longest association with motor sport of any major car maker in the world, in fact Henry Ford bet the company’s future on the outcome of a single motor race in 1903 “the Race of the Century” – He won!! The car 999 won every race it entered and set a world speed record of 92mph. read more
Safety is the most important function of any Ford Vehicle; Ford engineers spend years perfecting the safety systems of every new car to ensure that they meet required design specifications. read more
The desk used in the Executive office of Ford Rouge River Plant by Henry Ford was sold in 1920 to Dano Mayo, son of William B Mayo who was Ford’s Chief Engineer from 1916 to 1932. read more
This vehicle started the world of the ute that is still popular today. A very significant vehicle in Ford Australia’s history, the world’s first coupe utility was designed and built by Ford Australia. Designed by Geelong engineer Lewis Bandt the coupe utility combined the luxury of a sedan with the flexibilty of a utility box. read more
Many displays in the museum are interactive and hands on. Visitors of all ages not only see how an engine works, or sample test rigs but also jump on a bike and create energy to power up the cars instruments. See how your petrol is consumed or how the suspension works in your car and much more. read more
