George Staley shares historical information and personal anecdotes about 32 automobiles from his Famous collection. Some of the Cars featured are a 1930 Model J Duesenburg, a 1903 Franklin Runabout, a 1918 Cadillac 7-Passenger Sedan, a 1923 Essex Commercial Roadster, a 1929 Chevrolet International Landau, a 1925 Stutz Roadster, a 1935 Auburn 4-door Convertible Sedan, a 1937 Cord Sportsman, a 1936 Lincoln Chauffeur-driven Sedan, and a Divco Delivery Truck.

In all there were over 200 different makes of automobiles manufactured in New York State. Some were one-of-a-kind, others were produced by the thousands. Many were average vehicles, but some were among the greatest cars ever built. This video is a tribute to those companies and individuals who designed and built the foundation for the automobile industry as it exists today. Among the 20 plus cars featured in this collection are a Cunningham Hearse, a Rochester Steamer, a Playboy Convertible, an O-We-G0 Cycle Car, a Maxwell (of Jack Benny fame) and a Browniekar built especially for children.

George Staley shares his insight and anecdotes about his early years on the farm, his involvement with the Enola Gay in WWII, and his six most recent additions to the automobile collection.

The Northeast Classic Car Museum CD is an album of pictures of over ninety cars shown at the museum. Most of the cars have been restored to their original beauty.