The vehicle was used in WW1 as a troop carrier and came to NZ in 1919 when much of the NZ equipment was shipped back. The vehicle then sometime later was sold to a farmer who farmed alongside the Makuri Stream, close to the Makuri township, south-west of Paihiatua. The troop carrier body was removed […]

As from April 1st 2017 we are known as the Packard Motor Museum. The new Logo and imagery reflects our goal is to be one of Northlands leading tourist attractions in five years. We have a range of posters and apparel for sale either at the Museum or on our new online shop.

Have a look at the photos of veteran and vintage cars who called in to the Packard museum on their tour celebrating the centenary of the original Parliamentary tour of Northland in 1917. Go to our Facebook page to  see other photos