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.

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.

Such a great looking car.  This kind of vehicle needs to be kept under car covers so that it looks like this forever.

I don’t even want to think about how much that car costs.  A brand new Maserati is more than I make in a couple of years, I can only imagine what a classic one runs.

It’s funny, I look at classic cars like this and wonder two things.  First, why aren’t they always kept under a car cover.  Second…how many of them would be able to pass today’s safety requirements for new cars.  Just curious.  I bet it’s not many.

Beautiful classic red Ford.  With a paint job like that you know they’re keeping it under car covers when it’s not on display

Nice to see that some people realize that not all classic cars should be sitting under car covers collecting dust.  Some just need to be driven.

Great classic BMW roadster in a Munich museum.  Guess you don’t need car covers when your car is inside a museum.

A beautiful classic car at a show in Glens Falls.