There is a National Historic Vehicle Register.
In March 2013, the HVA [Historic Vehicle Association – DB] entered into a collaboration with the U.S. Department of the Interior to explore how vehicles important in American and automotive history could be effectively documented and recognized. This project is the first of its type to create a permanent archive of significant historic automobiles within the Library of Congress.
In my humble personal opinion, this is really an aesthetically pleasing site that does justice to the vehicles in the registry. And I think almost all of the choices in the registry are good ones.
(This by way of the NYT obit for Bruce Meyers, inventor of the fiberglass dune buggy.)
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