The Quairading Vintage Club

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A scale model road train, one of the districts oldest tractors, and everything in between!

The Quairading Vintage Club was originally formed in the 1980s by a group of farmers and locals from the district. In 2018 the Vintage Club became associated with the Men’s Shed. The collection started with tractors, engines and machinery donated by a local mechanic, and by various farmers within the district. The Vintage Club has a fully equipped workshop which is used to restore the exhibits. While you're in Quairading, you may like to also visit the nearby Railway Museum.

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Address:

22 Parker Street
Quairading WA 6383
Australia

Tel:

(08) 9645 2400

Email:

qdgvintageclub@gmail.com

Opening Hours

Mon to Fri 9 - 11am; Sat 9am-12pm; and by appointment.

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