Going Nowhere's video: Golden Era of American Automobiles

What's your favorite classic American Automobile or motorcycle? All of these modern vehicles since the 1980's, generally all are identical. It's just the name on the vehicle that separates them. Every brand has the same boring style. The 1930's and 1940's, that was when America had...class. Style. Ingenuity. Automobiles were a extension of who you are. Today, just not the same. Cars can't offend anyone. Styles must be approved by the progressive society. Probably explains why foreign manufacturers are swamping showrooms. The museum opened on Memorial Day 1997, and has had very successful growth. So program your GPS, and get to the Northeast Classic Car Museum. Ya can even sit inside a couple classics, for photographs, at no additional cost. And this is the place for the largest collection of Franklin automobiles built from 1902-1934. Classic Gangster cars! The Northeast Classic Car Museum, Norwich, New York, is open seven-days a week. You can spend a couple hours inside viewing the displays. All have descriptions. And a large sport car section, is being currently created. Only about an hour-drive from Rome, New York, it is well worth visiting. The second-part, will be posted Soon. Stay tuned to Travels & Discoveries