I’ll just never be able to take any car with wood side-paneling seriously.  Too many memories from the 80’s.  Still, this one’s in great shape.

For a car from the 60’s, this van sure looks to be in great shape.  I’m guessing that this is spacious on the inside, and handles like a albatross.  Glad they don’t make them like that now.

Ok, full disclosure – I never watched The Dukes of Hazzard.  That being said, I certainly know the General Lee.  Not sure how I feel about a car that you can’t open the doors on, but then I’m huge and can’t imagine myself fitting through the window on this car.  Oh those Duke boys.

For those of us that remember a Batman without a gravely voice or nipples…or Adam West.  The Batmobile from Tim Burton’s take on the franchise was the modified Corvette that every car enthusiast always wanted.  This one appears to be in great shape, probably because you don’t need car covers when you have armor shielding.

Alright, not exactly the car you expect to see everyday, but there’s not a kid that grew up during the 70’s and 80’s that didn’t want to have this car.  I’m not sure how many of them are still in existance, but this one has surely been kept under car covers or in a museum.

An absolutely perfect Corvette.  This has either been in a showroom or under a car cover since the day it was bought.  I’m betting the odometer isn’t even in triple-digits.

Beautiful vintage car.  I’m sure the owner of this convertible uses car covers when they’re not out driving it.

That is a very green car.  I’m pretty sure we don’t make cars that color any more and with very good reason.  Wow.

Beautiful painting of a vintage car.  About the only kind that doesn’t need car covers to protect it from the elements…though I wouldn’t leave this outside either.

Absolutely beautiful paint job and the chrome and wheels are in amazing shape.  This car looks to be kept under a car cover at all times.