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Topic starter
01/07/2026 7:51 pm
Here is a brochure from the Sinclair Gasoline exhibit at the New York World's Fair when our family visited in 1964-1965. My Mom's family visited the Sinclair full-size moving dinosaur exhibit and my Grandfather filmed it in 1933-1934 in Chicago's Century of Progress World's Fair, so I have souvenirs from both displays from Sinclair.
01/07/2026 11:29 pm
Nice pictures.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
02/07/2026 5:49 am
GREAT old ad copy! You have nothing but the best auto stuff!!
Greg and michaeldetorrice reacted
02/07/2026 8:54 am
Mike, every time you post this stuff, it brings back wonderful memories for me. Thanks.
Ed Davis and Tony Perrone reacted
02/07/2026 3:29 pm
Great stuff and love the old dinosaur pictures. I've collected a few dinosaur models and display them along with my diecasts. Here's 2 with some "extinct" autos.
David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas
Topic starter
02/07/2026 3:59 pm
Nice ! I can't say I am too upset Mr. Triceratops and Mr. Stegesaurous are extinct and not roaming around, but I do wish Packards, Studebakers and Metropolitans were still here on the roads, lol !
David Green reacted
03/07/2026 2:33 am
About 60 years or so ago my Dad bought my little sister an inflatable Dino at the local Sinclair station. If I’m remembering correctly it had to be about 3 foot long and she adored it.
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Topic starter
03/07/2026 7:58 am
Sinclair definitely utilized the dinosaur theme and used it to their great advantage ! 