As an automobile enthusiast, I had occasion to visit the recently opened Classic Car Museum of St. Augustine on a drab weather day. It was a fitting opportunity to take my newly acquired Porsche 718 Cayman out for a drive before the expected rain.


The 30,000 sq. ft. garage displays 80 cars from Sidney Hobbs’ collection,

showcasing every decade through the 20th and 21st century,

with a miscellany of antique and classic cars from private collectors consigned for sale.

like fins from the 50’s;


or hood ornaments;


or lights;


or radiators.


Sometimes the accents serve little purpose…


and sometimes they do.


And sometimes it nothing more than a bunch of hot air.

But the unspoken truth is, none of it really matters unless the car is driven.

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Thank you and you’re welcome.
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Wow Great car. Enjoy and best of luck with it. The museum looks great. Never been there. Would love to go. Hope to see you guys soon. Luv to leaha
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Let me know when, and we’ll have a go of it.
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Interesting…now I can build a car!!
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True, but you’ll need more than fins, lights, wheels and a radiator.
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