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Over the past 18 months work to build an extension to house historic cars has been carried out at Bexhill Museum.

Visitors to the attraction will be able to see a world-record holding battery-powered car and a replica of a record breaking steam vehicle.

The first British car races are said to have been held in the town in 1902.

The museum says each of its motoring exhibits has links to Bexhill and its motoring history.

'Does heritage justice'

The collection features the battery-powered Project Volta car, which was built by local school children and set a world record for its weight class of almost 107mph in 1993.

Also on display is a replica of the 1902 Serpollet vehicle that set a set a world land speed record at the turn of the 20th century, just weeks before winning the Bexhill speed trials.

The new extension also features a Elva MKIII car that was built in the town in 1958 and recently restored after being found in Yorkshire.

Peter Fairhurst, of the Society of Bexhill Museums', said: "This project has been 10 years and £2million in the making. Finally Bexhill has a museum that does its heritage justice."

The work was funded by Rother District Council, the Heritage Lottery Fund and the Society of Bexhill Museums.

Councillor Deirdre Williams said: "We are thrilled after so much hard work the museum is finally about to open.

"Residents and visitors will be given unrivalled access to the town's history in a stunning new environment."