Isle of Man Motor Museum

ICYMI Practical Classics magazine came to the island earlier this year and featured the Museum as part of their visit. Pick up a copy of the July issue at the link below. greatmagazines.co.uk/practical-clas…

@TweetbeatIOM @harrismonkey if you would like to see more than 2 wheels during your visit, we would love to show you around the @iommotormuseum

It's a supercar kind of day

Join our team! ��� We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic, hard-working people to join our team at the Guard House Coffeehouse and Isle of Man Motor Museum in Jurby. Seasonal and full time positions... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

Fiat celebrate their 120th Anniversary this year. The company was founded in 1899, the same year that saw the birth of the modern car industry. Their first model was the 3½ HP, just 24 of which were... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

🏍🏎🚕NEW VEHICLE ‼️ We’re excited to announce the arrival of the 1974 Ducati 750 Sport to our collection. This Italian thoroughbred features a four-stroke, air-cooled, 748cc, 90-degree V-Twin engine. It was... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

Join our team! ��� We are looking for enthusiastic, energetic, hard-working people to join our team at the Guard House Coffeehouse and Isle of Man Motor Museum in Jurby. Seasonal and full time positions... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

Work is underway preparing the Museum for the 2019 season. There are two big reshuffles to undertake before we revert to our 6 days a week opening schedule. Our dedicated team of staff and volunteers will... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

Advent calendar chocolate eaten ☑️, Presents opened ☑️, Turkey eaten ☑️ – now what do you do with the kids? Why not pop up to see us for a family day. We’ve got a really varied collection – so there’ll be something for everyone!

Merry Christmas from all the team at the Isle of Man Motor Museum. Santa has brought us some amazing new vehicles to add to the collection for next years display. We’re open every Sunday until 31st March and six days a week all summer long!

The weather outside might be frightful but our cars are so delightful. Don’t forget that we’re open tomorrow from 10am – if you’re looking for a great family day out.

Background Information:- The Mustang was first introduced at the New York World's Fair in April 1964 (I was there). With more than 1.25 million cars being sold in the original body style (1964½ through... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

It's not always vintage cars or supercars that catch our eye, sometimes an everyday car from yesteryear can turn up and take us by surprise. That was the case today when this Renault 4 TL Savane arrived at... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

A couple of interesting car park spots today. A Ferrari F355 Berlinetta finished in Rosso Barchetta and coincidentally, a Fiat Barchetta! The owner of the Ferrari was telling us he was its second owner,... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

We were visited by members of the MX5 club yesterday. Local MX5 RO and Museum volunteer Steve Beresford was on hand to give them a tour of the Museum, which all thoroughly enjoyed. Steve's MX5 is believed to... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

We were visited by members of the local Manx Yanks car club this afternoon, here are some images of what they brought along. Which is your favourite?

This beautiful Volvo P1800 paid us a visit yesterday. A car probably best known for being Simon Templar's ride in the original series of 'The Saint' (he used a Jaguar XJ-S in the later 'Return of The Saint' series). Which car from the small or big screen does it for you?

One of our regular supporters popped up yesterday in his Tommi Mäkinen Edition Mitsubishi Evolution VI. This car has covered just 17,000 miles from new with the current owner having done less than 4,000... facebook.com/isleofmanmotor…

The car park throws up some interesting spots throughout the season. Museum employee Tom was on hand to capture these earlier in the week.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, we have regrettably taken the decision to cancel our Emergency Services Vehicle Day that was planned to take place this coming Sunday, July 22nd. We apologise to anyone who was looking forward to attending the event.