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Brass Era

This is an American term and generally refers to automobiles that were manufactured between 1896-1915. Known as the "Brass Era" because of the brass radiators, headlights, and other trim. They are also referred to as the “Horseless Carriages”.

Antique              

There are different definitions as to what defines an antique car. The Antique Car Club of America defines an antique car as any car over 25 years old. However, definitions for registration requirements vary from state to state. The antique car era includes the Brass era, Veteran era, and cars up to the 1930s. Later years are often referred to as Classic cars.

Classic

A Classic car is generally defined as an older car, typically at least 25 years old, with historical interest. This broad term can apply to a range of vehicles, from 50s Fords to Chevy pickups. Today, cars from the 50s, 60s, and 70s are commonly recognized as classics, as evidenced by their prevalence at local car shows.

Muscle Cars  

Muscle cars are a category of high-performance classic American cars, usually intermediate-sized with large displacement V8 engines. These rear-wheel-drive vehicles often derived from midsize family cars, such as the GM A-body models, as well as midsize and full-size cars from Ford, Chrysler, and American Motors.