HIDDEN TREASURE-A GREAT CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM...BUT THE LOCATION IS CLASSIFIED

Some of the greatest car collections are not public friendly for a very simple reason-you can't trust the public. That's why some guys keep their collection on a "need to know basis".

This is one of those cases.

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THE COASTERS TOUR:1959 IMPERIAL CONVERTIBLE-ROUGHING IT IN STYLE

A 1959 Imperial convertible evokes thoughts of a guy like Bob Hope-flashy yet dignified. It's pretty easy to imagine the legendary comedian touring around Palm Springs in comfort and style during the latter stages of the Eisenhower administration in a red Imperial.

Bob Hope was a classy guy consequently this car would fit like his golf glove in the glamorous Hollywood world of late 1950s Palm Springs.

The Imperial was a presence car even back in the fin heavy year of 1959.

In the cookie cutter car world of 2011 it's like setting the Statue of Liberty down in a Wal-Mart parking lot.

Less likely is the possibility of somebody using a 1959 Imperial to haul a travel trailer right across Canada over 50 years later...

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HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY: WEDDING CARS 1964 IMPALA-MOM DECIDED THIS ONE SHOULD STAY

The final Valentine's Day Wedding Car is a story that should have been made into a Hallmark movie. The 64 Chevy is an iconic car on its own, but this particular 64 Impala had a family history that dated back to when it was brand new.

It was a narrative worthy of a Valentine's Day movie.

We did this story back in 2009-it was one of the first articles in MSCC and we've added an updated wedding story.

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VALENTINE'S WEDDING CARS DAY 4-A 1971 OLDS AND A 1954 GMC

During this Valentine Wedding Cars week we've had fun with the eternal struggle- "wife versus old car".

In reality, there are many examples of spousal support for their husband's vintage iron addiction...

This phenomenon is rare-rare as a confirmed UFO sighting. But UFOs can actually be weather balloons so... statistically they are up in the sky and they are-technically-"unidentified".

So technically UFOs and brides who love the old iron do occur randomly in nature.

Though 100% bridal support for a husband's old iron addiction is probably rarer than a UFO, we found it in these 2 vehicles-the 4th in a series of wedding cars.

This combination of Valentine's Week wedding cars makes a solid case for the reality of that rare, but welcome occurrence.

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