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I got one in the grocery store for 97 cents.

awesome job ! I love seeing models, and have been trying my hand at it myself lately.

I have hundreds of them...starting from the first ones in 1968 (I actually have 3 that have a 1967 date on the bottom) which I'v had since I was a kid. I still pick up all the mopars as I see them, just like you Rani.

all excellent ideas...now I just have to find or make some of these items.

I do have a soda machine, but those are great idea's Mike! thanks !

Thanks "ocdart" thats just what I was lookin for....perfect!

Thanks....well the theme here is because my father inlaw owned a chevron station around here in the sixties and seventies, and of course his name was Johnny. I decieded to mix his gas station, and a bunch of mopars because thats what I like. I know I still need to change the gas pumps to chevron...

I thought I would start a thread on model building of sorts....I'v been working on this for a while now, as some of the car shows I attend have an adult model contest, so I thought it might be fun to try my hand at it. I'm no pro at this, so tell me what you think. It's far from done as I need...

theres a model railroad show/swap meet this weekend at the Big E in springfield Mass. if you could get there that would be a great place to get top dollar for your stuff.

I collect N scale .....mostly New Haven stuff. Value depends largely on brand, and condition. My brother in law owns a train store in winsted CT. , so I can always get a good idea on value from him. Adam, what scale stuff do you have?