Queen's Warehouse

The Queen’s Warehouse was constructed in 1890 and was first used to administer the colonial customs regulations. Following Australia’s federation, the building was used by Federal Customs. Between 1908 and 1924, half the building was taken over by the Department of Treasury. In 1913, the first Australian Commonwealth Bank notes and stamps were printed in the building. The Queen’s Warehouse on Batman’s Hill Drive now houses the Fox Classic Car Collection.

Fox Classic Car Collection

The $15 million Fox Classic Car Collection  of prestige cars features the Bentley, Ferrari, Jaguar, Porsche, Mercedes Benz and Rolls Royce makes of car. Housed in the historic 1890s Queen's Warehouse building, this remarkable Australian collection has up to 100 vehicles exhibited at any one time. The design, production details, engine features and specifications will be of interest to all car enthusiasts. Many of the vehicles have a history of interesting ownerships and developments.

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