Esperance Mechanical Restoration Group Overview

Esperance Mechanical Restoration Group

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Sheds full of vehicles, tractors, machines and a library compactus of manuals

The Esperance Mechanical Restoration Group’s name speaks for itself. The members restore and collect everything from machines to matchboxes. The site takes in several sheds full of cars, trucks and machinery. There are unusual collections, including salt and pepper shakers, matchboxes and car manuals.

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Address:

Lot 138 McLean Road
Nulsen WA 6450
Australia

Tel:

0436 429 234

Email:

desandliz5@bigpond.com

Opening Hours

Mon 9am - 12pm; 4th Sunday of every month 9am - 3pm. Uptodate phone number is on the gate to contact volunteers.

Vehicle tractor and machine manuals

Manual Library

If you are looking to fix a vehicle, tractor or machine, look no further. The compactus of manuals is one of the most widely accessed manual collections in Australia and indeed the team have received...

Salt & pepper shakers

Pair off

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1965 Black Humber

Black Beauty

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Army and local history, everything including the kitchen sink!

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