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1. Re: The "brag" thread: Post your recent great finds!

   

   Comment by buildalot · September 2016 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   ^ That #6375 goes to a wrong set. I meant #6375-2 Exxon Gas Station. 

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2. Request valuation of various sets

   

   Discussion by tim100 · May 2013 · Home› Buying & Selling Topics

   Whilst cleaning out my loft yesterday i came across my old lego. and really want to no if it has any value. these are the first seven boxes that I took down there are another 30 to 40 to come down. 118 electronic train in box never used 6375 Exxon fuel staion in box 231 hospital in box 6080 kings castle in box 6951 lego…

3. Dare I throw away the box?

   

   Discussion by durazno33 · April 2015 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Does anyone ever feel guilty for throwing away Lego boxes, especially old ones? I have boxes or covers to these sets: -588 (1978) -6375 (1980) -6382 (1980) -6383 (1980) -6081 (1990) -6277 (1992) I just have a hard time throwing them away because there's always that "what if". What if the its valuable or what if someone…

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4. Re: What's your favorite LEGO set?

   

   Comment by soundczar · April 2012 · Home› Collecting

   As a kid we played for hours and hours with 6375 Exxon Gas Station. As for more modern sets, probably 10027 Train Engine Shed.

5. Re: [Master thread] Help identifying parts, sets and minifigs

   

   Comment by oldtodd33 · January 2013 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   ^ The airplane is from set #6375. From your other pictures, the bricks look heavily yellowed and are worth more in sentimental value than on Ebay.

6. Re: Very first Lego set

   

   Comment by achillespdx · June 2011 · Home› Collecting

   I just found video of me on my 3rd birthday in March of 1984 opening up 6375 Exxon Gas Station - had to have been my first set. I may still have pieces of it at my parents' house... I need to have a look.

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7. Re: Length of x77b string used in set 377

   

   Comment by rd1899 · June 2016 · Home› Building and Techniques

   Have you taken a look at Peeron? It has a photo of the same (type of) string from the Exxon station #6375-2 (1980), which puts the length at about 9 studs, at least for that set. The "9L" length is also noted in their inventory for the Exxon set. And, a +1 for AllBrick's trial-and-error suggestion.

8. Re: Lego City 2014

   

   Comment by madforLEGO · December 2013 · Home› Collecting

   I have #6375, #6378, #6394, #6397, and #7993, and I am trying to BL a #6371 but it is not easy as I cannot find the little pump stickers. Love the gas stations (likely overcompensation for not having one growing up), but it has been some time since #7993 (since 08-09).

9. Re: I Need To Ask Some Specific Questions Re: Cleaning and Restoring

   

   Comment by madforLEGO · November 2016 · Home› Everything else LEGO

   Just an FYI, I found the guy I used for my replacement stickers. They are all 'cut' to near, if not original, specs and are pretty nice IMO (though I think the 6375 Exxon Gas station pump ones may be a bit larger than original) . The site is http://mrlegolover.com/ He is in the UK, but never had an issue getting the…

10. [PL to EU/UK/USA] Old school and unique Lego sets for sale

    

    Discussion by paulandrzejewski · August 2014 · Home› Marketplace

    Hi All, Below Lego sets from 80s/90s for sale. This is a great offer for all Lego collectors to get unique sets bought in Baltona and Pewex shops in Poland almost 20 years ago. All sets have boxes and instructions, however as they were collected long time back please bear in mind that some of the boxes may be unglued or…

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