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As the part of The Aberdeen & District Transport Preservation Trust that was created in 2006 by a group of public transport professionals to ensure that represents examples of the local public transport vehicles which served the North East are available for future generations to appreciate. As much as possible, vehicles in the Trust’s care are returned to running condition and are presented to the public at a variety of exhibitions in Aberdeen City and Shire as well as further afield.

Keskinoğlu is the largest Turkish egg producer as well as a leading poultry meat producer in Turkey. The family has been collecting cars since the 1970s and set up this museum to house the collection

TÜLOMSAŞ is a locomotive and wagon builder in Turkey. It is the main locomotive supplier of the Turkish State Railways. It has also developed the Devrim, the first Turkish national car in the 1960s. An early prototype is now displayed in the company's history collection.

The collection of Predrag Obradović is focused on BMW, especially on the big coupes such as models 503, 2000 CS, 3.0 CS, E24 635 SCI, E31 850csi

The main collection of the Key Museum, which is built on an area of 7000 square meters, consists of 75 classic cars and 40 classic motorcycles. Apart from these, the museum includes 2550 model cars, 300 automobile mascots (bonnet emblem), and a Shell Gas Station created with original equipment collected from the early 1900s to the 1960s.

More than 40 vehicles from the 20s to the 80s, more than 600 miniatures, beautiful collection of gas pumps, pedal car, porcelain plates, neon's, watches, bar and shop, all in an air-conditioned environment.

A nice subsidiary of the Riga Motor Museum the Bauska Motor Museums features four historic vehicle collections. On the second floor the museum displays an authentic carpenter’s workshop and a 1930s landlord’s rooms interior. Temporary exhibitions and other events are being held on the second floor of the museum.

If you are interested and passionate about antique cars then there’s a huge collection of unique cars at LaitseRallyPark. The collection includes around 50 beauties from which some of them are used for fun and wedding rides from spring to autumn period.

If you would like to learn more about motor sport and about Estonian history, you should visit the MOMU, Estonian Motor Sport Museum, located in Ellamaa Power Station, as it is a unique combination of a historical building and an exhibition of rare racing equipment. Here, you can see the first racing motorcycle built in Estonia, as well as newer formula and rally cars. The museum was created with real enthusiasm and every car or motor sport enthusiast, as well as those who are not true fans of motor sport will surely find something exciting to explore here.