How many times have you passed through that small town- seemingly dead town, ghost town, abandonned... and somewhere along this route, though maybe hard to find, there is probably an assortment of automotive history lined up like tombstones in a pasture or behind some falling old building...

These are the images that camera men crave. These are the images of our history. These are the images of times past. And if you're lucky- you too may own a piece of this history.

And many different eras make up different points of interesting times in our history. It's in these particular eras that film-makers seek the 'period correct' props-- many of which are very hard to come by.

The facts is that many of our early industrial age vehicles are becoming hard to come by. Time, weather, recycling, and use have all played a part in the elimination of man classics. A good film-production company will spend countless resources attempting to find the necessary props for the most realistic re-creation of a specific period.

If you happen to own a piece of history- hold onto it, because they're not coming back around again. History is already made, and if you're lucky you can play a part in making it again on film.