Last day: Co-owner Tony Galea had mixed feelings in the lead-up to his museum's last day. Photo: Shannon Colee
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After 28 years in the community, Echuca’s National Holden Motor Museum had its final day on Sunday, April 14.
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The museum was busy throughout the day, with people trying to get one last look at their favourite Holden cars.
The owners, Mark Galea and Tony Galea (unrelated), made the announcement in January after no buyers came forward to purchase it from them.
There will be an auction for some of the cars and memorabilia stored in the museum. Those interested can find out more at www.burnsandcoauction.com.au
Goodbye: Mark Galea closed up the National Holden Motor Museum on Sunday. Photo: Shannon Colee
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Car love: Bruce Pearson showed off his 1984 WB Statesman on Sunday. Photo: Shannon Colee
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Family day: Hendrika and Aaron Kirchhofer took their kids, Jude, 3, and Willem, 8, to see the museum before it closed on Sunday. Photo: Shannon Colee
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Informative: Michael O'Neill helped out as a guide on Sunday, telling visitors about the cars on show. Photo: Shannon Colee
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One more visit: Plenty of people had a last look at the National Holden Motor Museum on the weekend. Photo: Shannon Colee
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Favourite cars: Some of the cars will be put up for auction in mid-May. Photo: Shannon Colee
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