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Brass Cars - The Brass Car Era was the beginning of the automobile industry. Steam engines were produced with bright brass fittings and lanterns and the vehicles were commonly know as ´horseless carriages´. Brass cars were usually made out of carriage wood and hand-forged steel, and fitted with electric motors or steam engines. More

Antique Cars - When backyard mechanics began putting gasoline engines to anything on wheels the Antique Car Era was born. Antique cars were the first cars to be produced on an assembly line, as immortalized by Henry Ford´s model T. They were at the forefront of quality control, standardized parts - and the industry itself. Steam power ... More

Vintage Cars -The Vintage Car Era came after World War I, when factories, machinery and men needed work and good times brought opportunities to pioneers. Vintage cars were built by would-be inventors in barns and backyards, without thoughts of warrantee or repair. Henry Ford kicked off the industrial revolution with his assembly line ... More

Classic Cars -The Classic Car Era began in 1946 as the Cold War, the Communist threat in Cuba, civil rights and Vietnam brought new strife and concerns to the American people. The 1960´s also brought new concerns for Detroit. As foreign automakers imported a new breed of compact, more efficient cars American automakers responded by ... More

Hot Rods & Roadsters -Hot Rods were born when back- yard mechanics discovered how much fun it is to customize a discarded Model T Ford. And without the top you have a roadster. Hot rods and roadsters have been the trademarks of street racers and speed buffs since the first V-8 engine and continue to be both a popular pastime and ... More

Muscle Cars -Muscle Cars are a product of the Classic Car Era. They evolved from the feverish con- sumerism that followed World War II, when bigger and faster were always better. Muscle Cars evolved by accident at a time when Detroit was trying to stop the invasion of imported cars with new, light-weight models like the ... More