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bigtruckpete posted:

Interesting observations. I’ve never been either since I live in the Chicago area, but am considering a trip there this fall. I’d have to drive in case I found some goodies which is a brutal 12 hours. Luckily for us we have a great show each November in Milwaukee that a lot of the major venders some to as do the manufacturers. 

What did it seem like the breakdown of production eras was like for items for sale? A lot of post war, MPC, etc. Thanks!

I am probably not the best person to ask (someone who attends more frequently is probably a better judge), but since you took the time to read my summary and did ask me, I will give it my best effort.  I would say that the Purple and Orange Halls are mainly stocked with current product; whereas, the other 4 halls are filled with everything from my father's tinplate generation all the way up to current product (with current product being in the minority).  There is plenty of non-current product to be had for sure if that happens to be your cup of tea.  No matter what era you collect / run, there is plenty to see and keep you engaged.

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