05/07/24: A quick update since my last visit here. Currently at the Northeast Classic Car Museum through the end of May 2024 is a collection of more than two dozen European and Japanese sports cars on display. For anyone with an interest in iconic imported sports cars, consider a visit here if you're in the area.

07/03/22: For anyone with even the slightest interest in classic, antique, or muscle cars, if you haven't visited the Northeast Classic Car Museum in Norwich, NY, you really need to add this place to your bucket list. This shrine to American automobiles large and small is a real treasure among car museums and is very unique in many ways. And don't let the fact that this museum is located in a small town in upstate New York State make you think that it's not worth the drive here. With approximately 200 vehicles inside representing 100 years of automotive history from every American car manufacturer imaginable (as well as some unimaginable), there's a lot to see in this very underrated regional museum. My latest visit here during July 4th holiday weekend was actually my third visit in the last 15 years and, with each new visit, I'm pleasantly surprised by a significant new addition to this very impressive automotive shrine. And just completed in the Spring of 2022 is a stunning new retro facade which is a fitting tribute to what awaits you inside. In addition to the cars on permanent display here, you'll also find changing exhibits of special interest vehicles featured. Need more reasons to visit? How about the largest collection of Franklin motor cars in the world, or how about a special exhibit of vehicles manufactured in New York State, including several very rare cars. And if motorcycles are more your thing, they've got that covered too. Are there other car museums in NY State? Sure, a few, but you'll have to drive a lot further than Norwich just to see a vehicle collection of this size, variety, and quality. I highly recommend a visit. Now, some details for your visit. There's free parking in the paved lot directly across from the museum. All of the vehicles are located on the ground floor of the museum with easy access from the outside, and wide isles inside. A large gift shop located in the lobby offers a wide variety of gift items at very reasonable prices. As of this review (July 2022), admission for adults is $12, a reasonable price for everything you'll see here. Another plus is the friendly people working here. Some detailed background history is provided for each vehicle. Allow at least two hours for your first visit. Want to know more about what automotive treasures you'll find here? Take a look at the freshly posted photos that I've added to this review. Enjoy, and thanks for reading this review.