Derek McAllister Photography: 11/24/2024 - Northeast Classic Car Museum, Some of The Rest

This will be my final post. As I said with the first post, I'm not posting all that I edited just my favorites. I did the other posts because it is difficult to pick as I was able to capture a lot of really cool pictures of cars with character. If you were to go to the museum, you would see the progression through the years. All cars started out looking like what they were, carriages without a horse. The next phase was that they all looked similar with long noses and huge circular headlights that my camera kept confusing as eyes. After that, they continued to look similar but much more smoothed out with sweeping curves and headlights integrated into the body of the car. Personality started to show in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Sure, each manufacturer had cars that looked similar to the competition but they were different enough that you could tell what brand and model it was with a quick glance. This continued until the 1990s where cars all became very bland and similar because of the focus on aerodynamics.

Parking Location: Northeast Classic Car Museum
Site Notes: Fully accessible with very wide aisles between the cars. Some areas are a little dimly lit so use caution if walking.