MISS NELLIE NASH

1931 Nash Series 600

A wonderful wedding classic. Grand elegant touring in this taupe and tan combination. Reverse opening rear doors allow for riders to enter gracefully and sit in the sumptious mohair interior. The wooden wheel spokes gleam and this pretty car motors down the road at its own leisurely pace.

MISS BLUE BELLE

1941 Nash Ambassador.

Oh, what a grand ride! Miss Blue Belle harkens from an era of elegant motoring. The perfect wedding car! Her back door opens in reverse, allowing for a stately arrival and the original Mohair plush upholstery provides a luxurious ride. Finished in a striking original two tone of baby blue and royal blue, Miss Blue Belle is a real crowd pleaser.

MR. BEAN

1947 Crosley

Made in America, the Crosley was ultra chic in its day. Celebrities loved them. President Dwight Eisenhower, Marrlyn Monroe, and General MacArthur all owned America's first mass-produced micro-car. Our Mr. Bean makes today's Smart Car look big! Yet, he seats four comfortably, gets 55mpg and wears a special dealer option: a nose, mustache and smile on the front end! Crosley's motto: "A fine car". Made in the USA. Mr. Bean always creates a crowd, so get ready for lots of smiles!

MISS RUBY RED

1950 Willys Jeepster

Oh! The classic Maine camp car. The Willys Jeepster was an instant hit when it debuted shortly after the end of World War II. Combining traditional Jeep styling with an open air convertible car ride, it is suprisingly spacious and comfortable. Another real head turner.

SWEET PEA

1951 Nash Ambassador.

There's a queen bed inside this car! When it was first introduced, people loved the aerodynamic styling. Others called it an upside down bathtub, but either way it got attention. On the inside, Nash built ingenious "bed seats" that fold down completely to make a comfy queen size bed. "Save on hotel bills by sleeping in your car" was their motto. Come camp with us in this amazing motel-on-wheels (but only after the wedding ceremony!). Another crowd favorite!

MISS HENRIETTA J

1953 Kaiser Henry J

This sporty runabout was the conceived by Henry J. Kaiser, the president of the Company. He loved the car so much he named it after himself! Sears sold a version of this in its stores in the 1950s. Our Miss Henrietta has a wonderful alligator and cottage plaid interior and a big white steering wheel. Step back in time and enjoy this great ride.

WEE WILLY

1953 Willys Aero Eagle

One of America's rarest small sporty hardtops, the Willys 2-door sedan was the top of line model. Made for only 1 year, there were less than 2000 manufactured. You can enjoy a ride in a fully restored gem. It's a big car ride in a sporty car package.

MISS BUTTERCUP

1954 Hudson Jetliner.

One of America's rarest cars, the little-known Jet is an early compact car. Originally designed to be sporty, the President of Hudson Motors was unable to wear his top hat in an early prototype and ordered the high roofline so a "gentleman could keep his hat on" while driving this fun little car. Enjoy miles of smiles!

CADDY DADDY

1953 Cadillac Coupe DeVille

Sensational! styling and a gorgeous emerald green finish in this big beautiful boat. Our Caddy Daddy knows how to dress up too--from the exquisite wire wheel covers to the elegant leather interior-complete with original tissue dispenser. Caddy Daddy owns the road.

ELVIS

1954 Cadillac Series 62

Our Cadillac may not be pink, but it's all Elvis. A big showboat originally from Tennessee! This is the biggest car in our collection and and jaws drop when Elvis cruises around town. Finished in powder blue, this all original luxurious car epitomizes Cadillac's long running slogan, "The Standard of the World". The perfect wedding car.

MISS HOLLY GO-LIGHTLY

1955 Hudson Wasp Hollywood

Oh my! A car so special that they named it the Wasp Hollywood! You can't make this stuff up. This car is STUNNING! One of our all-time favorites. Miss Holly Go-Lightly is a gorgeous coral and frost white combination that's big, bold, and absolutely fabulous.

MISS BETTY BLUE

1955 Rambler Special

This classic cruiser sparkles in aquamarine and white, with elegrant gray interior. The graceful flying lady horn ornament is matched by the flying "swamp cooler" hanging on the passenger window--one of America's first air conditioners. We guarantee it's the only one you've ever seen like this! Definitely a cool ride...

MINNIE MOUSE

1955 Hudson Metropolitan

Voted the cutest car ever made, our Minnie Mouse is one of those lovable Metropolitans. She may be small, but she's smart and full of fun. A favorite of kids of all ages.

MISS STORK

1955 Dodge Coronet

This car is both pink and blue! This roomy 1950s cruiser sports a pink and black exterior, and a pink and blue interior! This good luck car was made for a happy couple.

MISS MAMIE STUDEBAKER

1956 Studebaker President

Another one of our favorites is Miss Mamie. The top of the line model for Studebaker was the President. Decked out with extra chrome, including eyebrows over the headlights it was Studebaker's grandest ride. Inside, there's brocade fabric so bright and retro it looks more today than yesterday. A rare and little-known model, our Miss Mamie is a real head turner and crowd pleaser.

MISS DORIS DAY

1957 Studebaker Provincial Wagon

Pretty and pert, this ultra rare station wagon is one of a just a handful to survive. The only year that Studebaker used the "Provincial" name, this copper and white car is an all-original survivor, complete with roof rack. A classic Maine camp car.

MISS PINKY BROWN

1957 Nash Ambassador

Grand elegance awaits you in this one-of-a-kind Nash luxury sedan. The very last year for Nash. The first car with quad headlights, Our Miss Pinky wears an elegant black brocade on this inside and rivals Cadillac for interior comfort and style. On the outside, when was the last time you saw a car that was rose pink and milk chocolate brown! One of our favorites for it's elegant smooth ride.

ANN LANDERS

1957 Hudson Hornet Custom

They're twin sisters! Our Ann Landers has a twin, Dear Abby--our other 1957 Hudson Hornet. One of the rarest cars of all time, this is the last year for Hudson and only a few thousand were made. Take our advice: Our twin '57 Hudsons will have people talking at your wedding.

DEAR ABBY

1957 Hudson Hornet Custom

The other twin! Dear Abby really gets people talking--and for good reason. She's one of the most beautiful cars we have. Elegant, roomy and big on style. Like her twin Ann Landers, our Dear Abby is used to a lot of gossip--because everyone wants a ride in her!

MISS SHIRLEY

1958 Rambler Classic

Resplendent in turquoise and black, this Rambler will literally take your breath away with the brilliant colors inside and out. It's so retro, it's positively modern. And after the wedding (not before!), the seats fold down for a queen size bed.

MISS SANDY BEACHWAGON

1958 Edsel Bermuda Wagon

Martha Stewart loves this car! This American icon is one of only 779 built, so this may be your only chance to ride in one. Bold and bright in Sunset Coral and Frost White with famous wood grain siding. The inside is a pleasing coral plaid combination. The dashboard is a real conversation piece, featuring a rolling dome speedometer and unique Teletouch push button transmission inside the steering wheel! There are two Edsel Bermuda Wagons in Maine--Martha Stewart owns the other one at her summer estate! This is the ultimate Maine beach wagon and a perfect 9-passenger pleasure.

MISS CHIFFON

1959 Cadillac Sedan deVille

Yowwser!!! This car is the IT girl of our fleet. The 1959 Cadillac is the legendary symbol of flamboyant automotive design in American history--the biggest fins ever to swim on a car. Our Miss Chiffon is a gorgeous pale yellow and gets more thumbs up and waves than any other motorcar we have. The ultimate standard of American luxury, the 1959 Caddy has stood the test of time well.

MR. EDDIE

1959 Edsel Corsair Convertible

Our beloved Edsel convertible is a big boat. With the distinctive horsecollar grille in front, Eddie gets thumbs-up wherever he goes. With it's sleek lines and elegant platinum gray finish, Eddie is one cool ride. On beautiful Maine days, we put the top down and you can ride in open air style. You won't believe how big and roomy the car is either.

MISS LOTTA LOBSTERBOAT

1960 Edsel Villager Wagon

The rarest car in our fleet, the 1960 Edsel started production in September 1959. A few weeks later, the Edsel was dead and only 216 station wagons were made that year. This is one of 14 documented survivors in the world today. Miss Lotta is a lot of car. One of the longest cars ever made, she doesn't fit in most parking spaces. Finished in Regal Red and Polar White, Miss Lotta is a tasty ride...

MISS POISON IVY

1960 Chrysler Windsor

Tall and curvy in all the right places, this fin-tastic car is a real seductress. Features a push button transmission, a moon shaped instrument panel, and plenty of attitude. The period interior is so retro it looks positively modern. Chrysler spared no expense designing cars that were sophisticated and fun. One of America's most powerful cars of its day, our Poison Ivy will leave you itchin' for more...

MISS CHERRY BLOSSOM

1960 Dodge Dart Phoenix

Yowwsa! There's so much style in our delicious Cherry Blossom. Exceptionally striking exterior design and wonderful original roomy interior make this 4-door hardtop a very special wedding ride. A real favorite!

MISS MINTY FRESH

1960 Mercury Comet

The stylish Comet was the first compact car produced by Ford Motor Company. The elliptical canted taillights capped the small fins on the car--a small fish in a big pond. Originally designed to be an Edsel, the Comet carries neither the name Ford or Mercury on it for this initial year. It was then--and now--simply the Comet. We love it.

MISS WINKY

1961 Plymouth Valiant

So retro and stylish for one of America's most popular compact cars. The winking eyebrow of the tailight fins and the raised deck lid helped make this odd-looking car an instant hit when it debuted at the dawn of Camelot.

MISS BLING

1961 VW Beetle

This lovely Bug has all the bling from '61. Literally every conceivable factory option is included: fender skirts, eyebrows, mudflaps, sunroof, luggage rack, sunglasses for rearview mirror, bamboo rack and much more! Get ready to wave because everyone will be waving at you! With an original roof rack and matching luggage, this is the perfect image to leave your reception on your way to your honeymoon!

MISS JUNE CLEAVER

1961 Plymouth Fury

Remember the old 1950's TV favorite, "Leave it to Beaver"? This is the same model that Dad Ward Cleaver join in the show. Step back in time with this car that's so ugly-its-beautiful. The powerful Fury was a big flop in 1961 but you'll love the winking eyebrow of June Cleaver's front end and the big beautiful styling on the inside. This car gets a lot of attention. One of our favorites!

MISS SEA ROSE

1962 Corvair Monza Convertible

There's nothing better than riding the Maine Seacoast with the top down! Our Miss Sea Rose will charm you with her smart looks and al fresco ride. Good things do come in small packages!

Gumby

1962 Rambler American

One of America's quirkiest cars. Remember the TV show "3rd Rock From the Sun?" Of all the American cars to choose from, the alien stars chose this model as their ride. You can too...

MISS CONGENIALITY

1962 Dodge Dart

She's got the prettiest blue eyes you've ever seen. All four of them. The famous front grille of this classic Dodge sports four eyes and helped make her one of the most distinctive designs of the 1960s American automobile. Don't blink--this most unusual looking car design was only used for one year and you get a chance to enjoy her friendly ride!

MR. BELVEDERE

1962 Plymouth Belvedere

Big and blue, this Plymouth was a styling breakthrough when it appeared a half century ago. Our Mr. Belvedere is fast, fast, fast.

MR. DRYSDALE

1963 Chrysler Imperial

Remember the hilarious TV classic, "The Beverly Hillbillies"? Millionaire banker Milburn Drysdale would drive only one type of car fitting for his family's regal station in life: a Chrysler Imperial. This cruiser is big, big, big.

JOE COOL

1964 Chrysler 300

Straight from Mad Men comes this uber-cool 1964 Chrysler 300. This sleek hard top packs a powerful punch under the hood but is surprisingly roomy and comfortable on the inside. Marvel over the push button transmission.

MISS SCARLETT

1965 Rambler Marlin

Just like her famous namesake, this is one of the prettiest and sassiest cars in town. The fastback styling was startling and a created a cult classic. Bold and daring, this is both a comfy cruiser and a zippy sports car in one.

AUNT PEGGY

1966 Rambler Ambassador

The top-of-the-line Rambler was the Ambassador and this is classic 1960s style. Big, boxy and brown, Aunt Peggy is a comfortable ride.

MISS AVOCADO

1969 AMC Ambassador

This Swinging Sixties throwback is both hip and square. It's a big square box and like all the applicances of its day, its avocado green inside and out. But it's hip too--with wild seat cover designs.

MISS MINT JULEP

1976 Cadillac Seville.

The 70s are "Stayin' Alive" with this wonderful survivor. Dubbed America's "international" car, the new Seville was an instant hit when it debuted in the mid-70s. and it still is today. Leisure suits are optional.

BUBBLE BOY

1977 AMC Pacer

The Pacer was one of the biggest jokes of the 1970s. Nicknamed the Bubble Car, you either loved it or hated it. It was nearly as wide as it was long. Today, people love it, recalling fond memories of the bubble on wheels.