About
The world's smallest production car in the Island's smallest museum.
Visit to see the original P50 micro car, designed and made in 1964 in Peel, by Peel Engineering at a small factory just 300 yards away from the Museum. The car can also be seen running at rallies and events during the summer months.
The Museum also holds a replica of George Formby's famous TT racing bike from the film 'No Limit' as well as details and original prototypes of the innovative flywheels and cylinder head for the BMC rally cars and racing cars.
Many nostalgic photographs and information about all aspects of Manx transport, G scale models of Railway stock, maps and memorabilia of the many Railway systems built in Peel over the last 150 years can also be seen.
Across the road is the site of the surviving Peel Railway line with the original Water Tower and a 3 compartment passenger guard coach body No.C1.
Don't miss the annual Classic and Vintage Vechicle Rally on the first Sunday each August (together with Peel Carnival). A gathering for enthusiasts and spectacle for spectators of all interesting transport, from steam traction engines to classic Jaguars.
Guide Prices
Admission is free but donations welcome. The Museum relies on membership subscriptions, donations and sales of small souvenirs, books and Newsround editions.
Facilities
Parking & Transport
- On site parking - Free car park adjacent to the Museum (in association with Manx National Heritage)
Payment Methods
- Groups Accepted - Will open for groups outside of opening times if arranged in advance.
Provider Features
- In town/city centre
- Indoor Attraction
- Outdoor Attraction - Peel Railway opposite
