The tires seem to go bad after about 7 years, driven or not. I have mounted a fresh stickered old tire in dark storage and it made it a week before the tread came off. Old bias ply tires will age much better than the radials do.
If you have a 67 Camaro, cough up for some good tires before you pile it up or a tire comes apart and slaps the car up.
A couple of years ago a guy at a car show had a vintage Mopar and he told me he always gets it up to 100+ mph when he takes it out. He had Firestone 721 tires that went to crap back in 1989 or so. I gently told him that but he wouldn't listen as his tires still had good tread. Oh well, if you have the VIN plate, you can always rebuild from there!
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