Tom99

Levittown, New York

Here's mine, 1965 Corvette, 1985 Oldsmobile Calais (Bought New in 1985) 2001 Mustang Bullitt GT(Daughter Bought it New), 2015 Corvette (Museum Delivery)

Asking $25, the light does not work.

Northwest Houston, Texas, Shell gasoline; $1.77 for regular $2.44 for premium as of 8/23/2020

I just picked up this 1/25 scale, 1963 Riviera Model Kit; It has been assembled, but not painted.

My high school car was a 1959 Mercury Montery. It was rescued from behind a Texaco gas station, for $100. That was in January 1966. This is the only picture I have of it.

Out of my eight vehicles, four have manual transmissions, and four have automatic transmissions.

Here is a 1958 Dodge Dealer give a way;

My 1965 Corvette:

That will not work on a 1966 Mustang. 1967 was the first year the Mustang had in dash air conditioning. The controls showing in the first picture above the dash vent, is for a 1968 Mustang.

This is not a historic Buick Dealership, but I took this off my then new 1977 Buick Century. At the time, I was living in Melbourne Florida. I wanted a white with blue interior Century. Lane Pontiac, Buick did a dealer trade, and what came in was, Blue with White interior. Before I left the dealership, I pulled off the emblem. That's all I have left of my 77 Century.

211 are dealer promos. 391 That I built myself. With several in process. And, plenty still in boxes. I’ve been building and collecting model cars, since my Father gave me my first dealer promo in 1955. Yes, I do still have it. Many of the cereal box cars, I got out of the cereal boxes myself. In one way I’m lucky, my 23 year old granddaughter, wants all the models, and my 65 Corvette. She has a strong interest in cars, both big and small.

One more, including Post Cereal Box Cars;