The Secret Bubble Cars Of DetroitTucked away in an obscure
warehouse in Detroit sits the almost inaccessible Transportation
Collection of the Detroit Historical Museum. Lacking facilities
and money to display them, the museum keeps its classics
entombed in protective bubbles. Here's a rare look inside.  This
building was used to store military vehicles in World War II,
and housed a large population of pigeons in the decades after.
The cars are stored here because the museum hasn't got the money
or the facilities to display them.  The Secret Bubble Cars Of
DetroitIt wasn't until fairly recently that someone got the neat
idea of putting the vehicles into protective bubbles. There are
about five dozen cars here and a smattering of other items.
There are a couple of boats, a few cannons, and pretty much
anything else people thought belonged in a museum.  The Secret
Bubble Cars Of DetroitQuick – Name that car! It's a 1930
Scripps-Booth Da Vinci "Pup" Cycle Car. Elsewhere among the
bubbles are other Scripps-Booth v