[Amyth Prabhakar]

Enclosed in the glass case are the Gramophone Players and old audio devices:



A couple of old cinema projectors:









A collage that depicts the passion that Dr.Veerendra Heggade had for photography and cars!





Rare and Antique sculptures of Indian Gods and Goddesses!











Sword fighting training equipment!



Have no idea about the below exhibits!

Looked like a printing machine but I may be wrong.

















Cinema Projectors:



Rare Sculptures of Indian Gods and Goddesses:



Not sure of what the below things are: There was no description of any kind!





A Bofors gun:



A display of old guns, swords and shields, which were used in various battles!



There was no description of who used them or to whom it belonged.

[Amyth Prabhakar]

Here are some pictures of the old movie theatre projectors.


















The museum dazzles in the night especially with the lights on and here are a few pics taken in the late evening.

The LED illumination on the exterior just looks brilliant with different colored lights.



The museum can be seen lit up with colors that one can see in a rainbow, namely VIBGYOR.

Here is a sample of Yellow color:



Wide angle shot of the entrance:



A close up shot!



The museum's rise to fame has been rapid so far in just a few days after it's commencement and I feel the management should spice it up with more iconic cars from around the word !! The one's that are in there are just not enough for car enthusiasts!

Well that's all I have for now!!

[Aditya]

Thread moved out from the Assembly Line. Thanks for sharing!

[tushky]

Great collection of Cars and thanks for posting the information. I would love to visit this place one day. However, some corrections are needed. The Rover Montego photo is mentioned as Peugeot and the Fiat Uno photo is mentioned as Fiat Palio.

[TejasKinger]

Lovely photographs! Thank you so much for sharing. I find the 90s section to be the most puzzling though.

I'm quite unsure why they'd have a Hyundai Verna and Sonata in there and not an iconic car like the Maruti 800 SS80 - the one that started it all.

[aravind.anand]

Originally Posted by Amyth Prabhakar

The last and the final section contained known Indian cars. 90's Generation can definitely relate to what I am trying to say here.

Puegeot:

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Peugeot:

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I am sorry, but that is a Rover Montego.

Beautiful pics, and a wonderful writeup !! Thanks for sharing with us fellow enthusiasts.

[veyron_head]

Great place and wonderful pictures. Have it on my agenda for this long weekend!

P.S: The vernas, sonatas and the zens look quite out of place in a vintage museum that otherwise stocks great cars.

[Vikki@Hyderabad]

Originally Posted by Amyth Prabhakar

Peugeot:

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Fiat Palio:

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Peugeot = Rover Montego

Fiat Palio = Fiat Uno.

Thanks for all the pictures.

[gadadhar]

Originally Posted by Amyth Prabhakar

Have no idea about the below exhibits!

Looked like a printing machine but I may be wrong.

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Yes, First one is a Printing Press from the British period, second one should be a Cutting & Binding machine. My uncle used to own and run one of these in Kerala.

And thanks for sharing the info and the great snaps.

[sanyog26]

Thanks a lot @Amyth Prabhakar for sharing information about this newly opened Car Museum.

I landed in Bangalore (from Delhi) day before yesterday (15.06.2024) and straight away headed towards Payana Car Museum, Mysore. Heeding to your advise, I reached post sunset in light of lack of air conditioning over there. Evening time was an apt time to visit this fabulous car museum. My kid also thoroughly enjoyed the visit.

Some pictures from my side..