The Dealership

 This building is based off of the set #307-2 VW showroom. I used a different window, and I do not have the dealer sign so I’m going to order a sign that says Automatiek. (Which means automobile) I think that would be good enough for a dealership. I think this building ended up pretty good, considering I didn’t have most of the right parts for it.



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