Monaros, Toranas, GTs, Chargers and a Mad Max Interceptor replica. 100% Aussie-built muscle in Bundall, just 5 minutes from Surfers Paradise.
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Experience the roar of the past with our private collection of Monaros, Toranas, GTs and the legendary Mad Max Interceptor. We display only Australian muscle cars: no American imports and no vintage.
Looking for an unforgettable indoor activity that everyone will love? We're in Bundall, just 5 minutes from Surfers Paradise, and we've got you covered.
In 1979 an Australian classic called MAD MAX put a black, supercharged Falcon coupe on screens around the world, and it's been a legend ever since.
Our Interceptor replica is recreated right down to the blower through the bonnet, the chrome side pipes and that unmistakable nose. Come and stand next to it yourself or get a photo. Read the full story of our Interceptor.
A complete nostalgia trip. Immerse yourself in the golden era of motoring and arcade gaming.
Step into the arcade and hear the bells, flippers and bumpers come alive. Our collection of classic pinball machines is set to free play, included with every ticket, so you can play as many games as you like.
Grab a controller and go head to head on our massive slot car racing track. It's the closest you'll get to Bathurst without leaving the museum, and settling who's the fastest in the family never gets old.
Spin the rods, line up your shot and go for goal. Our foosball table brings out the competitive streak in everyone, whether it's a quick game between exhibits or a full-blown family tournament.
Ever dreamed of sitting behind the wheel of your favourite Aussie muscle car? Now's your chance to relive the experience. Simply ask one of our friendly attendants and they'll help you capture the moment on your own phone for a small fee.
Please note: not all cars in the museum are available for photos. Our attendants can let you know which ones are on offer on the day.
Looking for your next club run destination? The Muscle Car Museum is the perfect place for a club meet, with parking for up to 30 cars and a collection your members will be talking about long after the drive home.
Over 20 Aussie muscle cars, a pinball arcade and a slot car track, all under one roof in Bundall.
From Bathurst heroes to the Interceptor. Over 20 Australian muscle cars on display, all kept in running condition.
A 1968 legend running a Chevrolet 327 V8 with twin 4-barrel carburettors on a high-rise manifold, making a staggering 800 horsepower.
A tribute to the 1979 movie car, built on a Ford Falcon hardtop by race car builder Ron Eagle. Flick a switch and the supercharger kicks in.
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A GTHO replica with a blueprinted 351 Cleveland, shaker scoop and all-new suspension, gearbox and diff. It drives the way a brand-new GT should.
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Holden's 5.0-litre V8 squeezed into the compact Torana, with uprated suspension, brakes and bold stripes. A true icon of 70s Aussie muscle.
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Chrysler Australia's head-turning fastback arrived in 1971 and became a cultural icon of the decade. We have two on display.
Read its story →Also on display Ford Hardtops · FJ Holden Limousine · Bathurst Specials · Honda CB750 Four · Kawasaki Z1 900 · Model Cars
Choose the right pass for your visit. Pinball, Scalextric and foosball are included free with every ticket.
No need to book ahead. You can buy tickets at the door when you arrive.
Companion Cards AcceptedPlease present your Companion Card at the front counter on arrival.
Coming with a school, club or big group? See group bookings.
Don't just take our word for it. Here's what visitors say about the Muscle Car Museum.
“Bought back good memories. Can't beat that smell of a 70's muscle car. They aren't making anymore , and cant afford to own them now. At least we still have guys like this that refuse to let them fade away. Great work guys”
“Amazing place to check out some amazing Aussie Classic cars with some cool back stories. Also love that you can have photos taken of you in the ride of your choice.”
“Brilliant collection of Australian muscle cars. Friendly staff and reasonably priced. Well worth the visit. Inclusive of old arcade game machines, great fun for everyone of all ages.”
The Muscle Car Museum was created to provide a haven dedicated to showcasing the magnificent Australian muscle cars of the 60s and 70s. Our goal is to provide a space where younger generations can marvel at the genuine works of art crafted by Australians, built by Australians, and once driven by their fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers.
For the older generations, it's a nostalgic journey, an opportunity to relive their childhood and reconnect with the cars that they or their friends once owned and drove. Our museum is a living tribute to the automotive heritage that shaped the lives of generations past.
Beyond the chrome and horsepower, we see the Muscle Car Museum as a place where generations can come together and take pride in our nation's achievements in the automotive industry. More about us.
“Welcome to the Muscle Car Museum, where passion meets history and the spirit of our automotive heritage lives on.”
A deep love for Australian muscle cars drives everything we do.
Preserving the legacy of cars driven by fathers, grandfathers and great-grandfathers.
Bringing generations together to celebrate Australian automotive pride.
Genuine works of art, built by Australians for Australians.
Plan Your Visit
Come and see the collection in Bundall, just 5 minutes from Surfers Paradise. Allow 60–90 minutes to take it all in.
Open Tuesday to Sunday
Shop 3/76 Bundall Road
Bundall QLD 4217
Gold Coast
About a 5-minute drive from Surfers Paradise, on Bundall Road.
We are at Shop 3/76 Bundall Road, Bundall QLD 4217, on the Gold Coast. That is about 5 minutes from Surfers Paradise.
Tuesday to Saturday 10am–3pm and Sunday 10am–2pm. We are closed on Mondays.
Adult entry is $20, a couple pass is $35, and a family pass is $40 for 2 adults and up to 4 kids under 16.
No. Walk-ins are welcome and you can pay at the door by cash or card. You can also buy tickets online.
Most visitors spend 60–90 minutes looking at the cars and playing the arcade games.
Ours is a replica of the 1979 movie car, built on a Ford Falcon hardtop by race car builder Ron Eagle. It has a 351 Cleveland and a working supercharger.
Yes. Pinball, Scalextric slot car racing and foosball are free with every ticket.
Yes. Our attendants can take a photo of you inside selected cars using your own phone, for a small fee. Not all cars in the museum are available for photos.
Yes. The museum is fully indoors, so it is open rain or shine, and the family pass, arcade games and slot cars make it fun for all ages.
Yes. We have parking for up to 30 cars for club meets. See group bookings or contact us to plan your visit.
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