A Tiny Town with a Huge Collection of Classic Cars
Harbor Springs, Michigan, only has 1200 year-round residents, but there’s no shortage of vintage sheetmetal, especially in summer.
Small-town America loves its summertime holiday parades, and Harbor Springs, Michigan, puts on a great one every Fourth of July. It's so well attended that this old-money beach town of only 1200 year-round residents probably quintuples its headcount on Independence Day. The cars are a big draw, most of them belonging to summertime residents (from Detroit, Chicago, and much further away) whose families have been boating, sunning, and tending to stately waterfront homes for generations.
We also met up with Gary Dwight, a retired surgeon from the Lansing area who lives in Harbor Springs and has built the ultimate man cave where he stores three Packards, a Shelby Cobra replica, a 1987 Ferrari 328 GTS, and a newer BMW 6-Series.
Porsche Spyder replica.
Porsche Spyder replica.
Willys Woody Wagon.
Willys Woody Wagon.
Cadillac Coupe de Ville.
Cadillac Coupe de Ville.
Cadillac Coupe de Ville.
Ford roadster.
Ford roadster.
C2 Chevy Corvette.
C2 Chevy Corvettes.
Auburn Supercharged two-seater replica.
Auburn Supercharged two-seater replica.
Hot rodding in Harbor Springs.
Buick Riviera followed by a GEM EV.
Buick Riviera.
Rambler wagon.
Mercury Woody wagon.
Mercury Woody wagon.
Mercury Woody wagon.
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