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.

1920 International Harvester Titan 10-20

One of the earliest known tractors in the Quairading district.

Lovingly restored by Russell Stacey, this Titan was one of the first tractors in the Quairading district. It was bought new by Russell’s great-grandfather James Stacey and it has remained in the...

Grain samples

A collection of grain samples dating from 1878

Local farmer Robin Comely started collecting and sourcing grain samples from the region approximately 40-50 years ago, however the oldest grain sample on display is from 1878. Robin stopped collecting...

1947 Field Marshall Series II

Start a tractor with a shotgun cartridge.

The 1947 Field Marshall Series II can be started by inserting the specially designed cartridge in the breech on the engine’s intake system. The engine is then set to the correct position and the...

Yilgarn History Museum

A meeting place between the Goldfields and the Wheatbelt

A visit to the Yilgarn Museum is a journey through the history of Southern Cross, which is sometimes referred to as the gateway to the Goldfields region. The museum building is the original courthouse...

Forrest Museum

An intrepid four-wheel drive or fly in to visit this museum

This little museum is in a location that could best be described, in Australia, as ‘woop woop’ - or, the back of beyond! The Forrest Museum is in the old weather station and shares the aviation, rail...

Mt Magnet Mining and Pastoral Museum

A large museum for a small town

The Mt. Magnet Mining and Pastoral Museum celebrates its mining and pastoral history over several buildings. The sheer scale of the restored Hill 50 Winder in one of the sheds is impressive, whilst...

The Heritage Wheatbin Museum

A local farming collection in heritage listed Wheatbin

The collection provides a 'Who’s Who' of the region, and a 'what’s what of wheat'. It is housed in a 1939 bulk wheatbin designed and built by Cooperative Bulk Handling and a Machinery Shed and Railway...