Before leaving Invercargill, we spent the morning at the famous Phil Richardson transport museum there, which has an AMAZING collection of cars, trucks, gas pumps, and other memorabilia related to cars and trucks.
Jay is a big car fan, but we also enjoyed the amazing collection. It’s hard to really focus on anything specific there, since the collection is so diverse and extensive. But it’s awe inspiring and beautiful. Of interest to me was all the gas pumps, which underlined that when cars began being manufactured and distributed, at the same time all sorts of other stuff had to be made available at the same time. One of the obvious ones was gasoline, and it obviously took a few iterations to arrive at what we know as gas pumps today.
Anyway, from a novice at this, I’ll just post some pictures, and I hope you enjoy.





















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