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18/01/2026 7:50 pm
Q. when you arrange your displays do you set them out by year or brand ie Ford, Pontiac or Lincoln
Geno reacted
18/01/2026 11:05 pm
Mine are arranged by vehicle type (Pony, Muscle, Full-size), then make and year. Here's some of the full-size, arranged top to bottom in each column by make and year.
20/01/2026 1:53 am
@pete-rovero So this cabinet starting 1955 through 1957, great set up Pete.
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20/01/2026 9:09 am
Seeing your displays and others, I could just sit down in front of them and stare at them for hours. And truth be told, when I need to unwind from life's happenings, I sit in my own car room and do just that. It is very relaxing and a simple way to relieve stress without drinking or popping pills as some people do without hobbies. My simple advice to people is, "Get a hobby and you'll always be happy".
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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20/01/2026 6:41 pm
I just have mine randomly displayed. Although I do have a few shelves in my big cabinet dedicated to specific makes.😊
Greg reacted
20/01/2026 8:04 pm
My simple advice to people is, "Get a hobby and you'll always be happy".
There are 1000s of reputable studies confirming this.
Research consistently shows hobbies significantly boost well-being by reducing depression, stress, and anxiety while increasing happiness, health, and life satisfaction through pleasurable engagement, social connection, and purpose, impacting both mental and physical health like heart function and lower blood pressure. Studies link creative hobbies (art, music, crafts) to better mental health and physical activities to improved cardiovascular health, emphasizing regular engagement as key.
Geno reacted
20/01/2026 8:19 pm
I'm reasonably organised. Some examples:I just have mine randomly displayed. Although I do have a few shelves in my big cabinet dedicated to specific makes.😊
British and European Cars
1920s and Brass Era
1950s American cars
1920s/1930s American daily drivers and light commercials
1 shelf of Thunderbirds and Impalas, 2 of Mustangs and Corvettes, 2 of trucks and heavy commercials.
20/01/2026 9:26 pm
@geoff-jowett Man, those look great, I'm still enjoying these. 💯😎
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20/01/2026 10:13 pm
Your collection looks awesome Geoff. THANK YOU for sharing with us. And like Geno said above, "I'm still enjoying these". So friends, keep 'em coming. this is so much fun.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
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21/01/2026 10:36 am
@georgeschire Yes, please keep sharing guys. I've went back through the pics several times, just to enjoy the displays. They leave me in awe.💯
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21/01/2026 10:59 am
I love seeing all of the displays. It's interesting to see the various ways of positioning the models. We are all different but for me I just have to line them up at a 45 degree angle in my display cabinets. Although this takes up more shelf space I just gotta be able to see the front and one side of each model. Lol.