Located at the former RAF Jurby airfield in the north of the Isle of Man, the Isle of Man Motor Museum is a privately funded, purpose-built attraction showcasing more than 500 vehicles. Since opening its doors in May 2015, the museum has established itself as a must-visit destination for motoring enthusiasts, offering an impressive collection that celebrates the Island’s unique connection with cars, motorcycles and motorsport.
The Isle of Man has a remarkable place in motoring history, dating back to the 1904 Gordon Bennett Trials and continuing today through the legendary TT races. Each year, riders tackle the iconic 37.73-mile Mountain Course at extraordinary speeds, while the Island’s spectacular roads and scenery attract driving and riding enthusiasts throughout the year.
At the heart of the museum is the Cunningham Collection, built over more than three decades by father-and-son team Denis and Darren Cunningham. Bringing together historically important vehicles alongside cars and motorcycles with special family significance, the collection inspired the pair to establish the museum so that their passion for motoring could be shared with visitors from around the world.
Alongside the Cunningham Collection, the museum proudly displays more than 250 vehicles loaned by fellow enthusiasts and private collectors. This ever-growing collection offers something for everyone, from rare and historic automobiles to iconic motorcycles and fascinating examples of motoring heritage.
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