In the last couple of months, since I stumbled upon an image of a 1930s Pyroil Gas Station that operated for a period of time, in the Los Angeles area. I have been working to make myself a display of "early" Pyroil Additive items. (circa 1932-1950s) (photo of that Station is above the lower shelf cans)

I sold all of my early Whiz Automotive Product tins and used the room (and money) to put together this Pyroil Display...



During this time, I found myself with an empty shelf. So a Dri-Powr display was put together, at the same time. Thanks to Kirby (DaysPast); the last Dri-Powr tin found its spot in the display, today...



I "dream" of someday, adding one more Pyroil Can to the display; a Pyroil B Aviation can. A Pyroil A Aviation can was added to the display, this week...

But, isn't it; the "hunt" what keeps us interested?

Nice display Bob, I have this 1 quart can that would go well with your display...$65 shipped if you are interested

Nice. I have always liked Pyroils cans they have a nice art deco look to them. I would imagine the Aviation ones are difficult to get.

Very cool display, Bob! Thanks for posting those pics.

And I agree with you. It is the hunt that keeps us interested and makes this hobby so enjoyable.

Nice display Bob. You sure did a good job of putting all that together in just a couple of months!...GB

Great job Bob, looks great! How long did it take you to collect all of these for your display?

Les, I had a Pyroil P oiler. The rest, I've gathered since the middle of July..

Yikes, you have been a busy boy!

Very cool!

Bob, this might be one you could use .. ...

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Hey Bob you did a awesome job gathering these items in a short amount of time...love the display !!!! Alan

Thought I would show the updated version of the Pyroil Display... I do believe that I am about finished with it... (still need a "square" 3oz. Pyroil A bottle, but maybe in the future)

Very nice Bob!