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  1. GM Heritage Car Museum Slideshow This is long [15 MIN ] but interesting. Nice to watch if you are rained or snowed in. Below is footage taken at the GM Heritage Museum located in Warren, MI close to the GM Tech Center. It's pretty good. If you've never visited the museum this is a pretty good idea of what it's like although the vehicles are swapped occasionally due to the enormous number of vintage vehicles still owned by GM. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HKj8BF4LemI&feature=player_embedded And, Cars we used to drive. Someone did an awesome job putting this together and with sound to boot. At the very end of the video you'll hear the song ' Thunder Road ' sung by the star of the movie for which it was the theme! Not uncommon except this is the one and only song ever recorded, for publication, sung by Robert Mitchum! Cars we drove in the 50's and 60's. http://cruzintheavenue.com/CarsWeDrove.htm
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