It all begins Dec. 27 when three stunning red USA-made classics from America's Car Museum roll out of Boston for a 2,150-mile road trip on their way "home" to Detroit for the opening of the North American International Auto Show.

Stay tuned for real time updates as we wind our way across the Northeast and Midwest for 10 days in a '66 Ford Mustang, '61 Chrysler 300G and a '57 Chevy Nomad Wagon, followed by a truck and trailer (and trusty mechanic!) hauling a 1917 Crane-Simplex that was originally owned by John D. Rockefeller.

We'll have plenty of pit stops along the way to connect with car enthusiasts and car clubs -- the whole excursion designed to celebrate the past, present and future of the American automobile, America's Automotive Trust and the North American International Auto Show.