[Re]assembled explores and celebrates the last century of Australia’s motor manufacturing history.
As the factory doors closed at GM Holden’s Elizabeth plant late 2017 Australia saw the end of automotive manufacturing in this country. This exhibition looks back over the history of automobiles in Australia from the hand-built invention of a South Australian jeweler, to the first Australian car the Holden 48-215, to the beloved family cars of the Ford Falcon and Holden Commodore.
An assembly line from Holden’s Elizabeth factory hangs above the exhibition and demonstrates the different stages of construction. The final car of the assembly line is the renowned signature car, which Holden staff have signed over the last few years.
The exhibition is full of digital interactives that visitors can explore to learn more about Australia’s automotive manufacturing history.
[Re]assembled on Channel 7’s Today Tonight
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