MOVE Museum of Vehicle Evolution

MOVE, the Museum of Vehicle Evolution, is a transport museum on the Goulburn Valley Highway at Kialla, on the southern edge of Shepparton in Victoria. It grew out of the Shepparton Motor Museum and Collectibles, which opened in 2011 with about 50 to 60 cars, and the Andreadis family gave the first buildings and later the land.

The car floor changes all the time, because almost all of the cars are on loan. Feature displays focus on one marque, style, era or country, and many of the cars have never been shown in public before. The Kenworth Dealer Truck Pavilion holds around fifty trucks, buses and other commercial vehicles and tells the stories of the Goulburn Valley's transport families, and the collection includes a 1923 Mack, the oldest known surviving Mack in Australia.

Beyond the vehicles there are motorbikes, a classic bus and coach pavilion raised largely through community fundraising, the Farren bicycle collection, the Loel Thomson costume collection, gramophones and radios, and The Furphy Museum.

• A rotating car floor of loaned cars, with feature displays built around one marque, era, style or country, and many cars never shown publicly before.

• The Kenworth Dealer Truck Pavilion: around fifty trucks, buses and commercial vehicles, with the stories of the local operators who ran them.

• A 1923 Mack Bulldog, the oldest known surviving Mack in Australia.

• John Flynn, a 1988 Mack Super-Liner, one of 16 built for the Bicentennial series.

• Racing Legends display pieces have included the ex-John Goss 1975 Bathurst GT, co-driven by Kevin Bartlett, and a 1953 MM Holden Special built in a Melbourne backyard.

• The Classic Bus and Coach pavilion, built largely with money raised by the Bus and Coach Society of Victoria.

• A motorbike collection, the Farren bicycle collection and the Loel Thomson costume collection.

• Clayton gramophones, telephones and radios, and The Furphy Museum.

• A cafe on site, plus a shop.

• Bringing friends or family? MOVE has a kids and families program, and children under 5 years of age enter free.

• Open 7 days, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Closed Christmas Day and Good Friday, and opens at 12:00 PM on Anzac Day.

• Admission: adults AU$20, concession AU$16, children aged 5 to 16 years AU$12, under 5 years free. A family ticket for 2 adults and up to 4 children is AU$50.

• Annual memberships: AU$80 single adult, AU$60 single concession, AU$180 family of 2 adults and up to 2 children.

• Tickets are sold online through Humanitix, from the Buy Tickets button on the museum website.

• Almost every car on display is on loan, so call ahead if you are coming to see a particular car.

• Car clubs and organised groups that book ahead get discounted entry, priority parking and their own display area, and group lunch and dinner packages on the museum floor can be arranged through shop@moveshepparton.com.au.

• Access: entry is from the front car park, with accessible parking near the door, accessible toilets just inside, and a lift to the exhibits and mezzanine. Carers with a Companion Card holder enter free.

• Four function spaces and a meeting room are available for hire.

• Address: 7723 Goulburn Valley Highway, Kialla VIC 3631. Contact: (03) 5823 5833 or shop@moveshepparton.com.au.

Last verified: 8 November 2026

Official link: https://www.moveshepparton.com.au/visit-move-museum-shepparton