Rev it up for the James Hall Museum vintage motor show Posted by Anita Froneman on 26 May 2022 Johannesburg’s James Hall Museum of Transport will be hosting a curated outdoor vintage motor show for car enthusiasts, young and old, free of charge on Saturday, 28 May. Gather the gang to go and see the museum’s impressive collection of vehicles, enjoy guided museum tours and go on a thrilling bus ride on the historic 1952 London Bus. A vintage craft market, live bands and DJs and food trucks will make for an exciting day out. Visitors are encouraged to bring their blankets, cushions, and chairs for a picnic. The James Hall is the most comprehensive land transport museum in South Africa. Their collection includes: Animal-drawn vehicles Bicycles and Motorcycles Buses and Coaches Motor Cars Steam-driven vehicles Trams and Trolley Buses There are also electric cars, fire engines and other self-propelled vehicles. The bicycle display includes penny-farthings, a tandem and tricycles. The event is free but visitors need to register online and redeem their tickets upon entry. Register here. Address: 193 Rosettenville Road, La Rochelle, Johannesburg Contact: [email protected] Picture: James Hall Museum of Transport ALSO READ Discover historic Stellenbosch in the heart of Joburg Related Posts Quiz: Are you a one-trip wonder or multiple-mini breaker? 1 June 2023 Take this quiz to find out whether you are a one-trip wonder, a multiple mini-breaker,... read more Running rampant in Stanford, the sleeping beauty of the Overberg 26 May 2023 Stanford invites you to do exactly what it has been doing while its neighbours frantically... read more Waterberg wanderlust: 5 reasons to visit the Waterberg 22 May 2023 PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE
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