Going Nowhere's video: Good Ole Days of American Automobiles

The 1932 Club Brougham, by Franklin, is my second Favorite at the Northeast Classic Car Museum. Check-out that red color, the symmetry, those gorgeous lines and the shape of the wheel hubs. The radiator grill alone, on vehicles today, would cost thousands of dollars. And that engine. No need for computers, to diagnose the engine. This car is for the wrench monkey, that has satisfaction in taking an entire engine apart & rebuilding-it. Bought for a few hundred dollars. The owner spend a couple-thousand hours restoring the car. And many of those hours spent searching for original parts for the interior & exterior. A passionate time-consuming hobby, that is very rewarding, especially if you can turn a large profit, selling or auctioning the vehicle. Many just enjoy driving'em. Just imagine the frowning looks of environmentalists, noticing a Cadillac Phaeton V16, driving the streets of today's Seattle, or Portland, Oregon, getting only seven-miles per gallon. Glorious.