The Ford Farm Museum

Who knew there was a Ford Museum in Gidgegannup?

The Light Car Cub of WA is having a social day on Sunday 20th September 2020 from 10am until 3pm. Everyone is welcome and it will take you at least 3 hours to see all the exhibits.
Entry fee is $20 for adults and $5 for under 14s with all proceeds going directly to the Perth Children’s Hospital Foundation.

There is a BBQ on site so bring your lunch and eat between visits to the museum. Tea & Coffee facilities are available on site and cool drinks can be purchased for a gold coin donation.

As we have to advise numbers please RSVP by Monday 14th September. You can use the form below or contact Wendy directly on 0409 315 683 or wewalker@mmm.com

Ford car collector Tony Pernechele has been building a spectacular display of motoring history and horsepower at his Gidgegannup property, Bailup Farm, since 2003.
Mr Pernechele started collecting Fords in the 70s and now has more than 70 vehicles. For the die-hard Ford fan, or even non-Ford fans, Pernechele Ford Museum is a MUST!
Located 30km East of Midland / or around 45-minute drive from Perth City. 10400 Toodyay Rd.
Situated on a 94-acre property, he has one of the largest private Ford collections in Australia with most models represented and housed in a number of well-designed individual buildings.
There are big Fords, old Fords, older Fords, powerful Fords, rare Fords and elegant Fords. There are manuals, toy models, numberplates, signs, hub caps, tools and engines.
There are a few extra special cars. The 1926 Model T is one. It was once an RAC vehicle in Bunbury. There’s a 1971 Mustang which he accepted as a deposit in a business deal.
One of his favourites is a 1948 V8 Pilot, bought from a restorer. There are a full set of Falcon GTs, stretching back to 1967.

Check out the website for more information, pictures and how to get there https://www.fordfarm.com.au/