3 Rail O Gauge A Unit Identification | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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Hello, I am hoping that the Forum could help me identify a pair of O gauge 3 rail A Units that a customer brought in for repair. They are red PRR with a silver stripe along the top. The truck sides look to be brass and the truck bottoms are aluminum with a raised area such as for a gear clearance, Also they have unique aluminum couplers that have a square end on the top and a long round tab that hangs down about 7/16 below the coupler. The powered unit has an E Unit or power switch lever at mid ship at the very bottom.I think they are circa 1960? They have no cab numbers or brands I will try to get some photos tomorrow. Thank you in advance--- Jim

3/9/129:48 PM

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WftTrainsOGR Forum Member

How about these?

http://www.robertstrains.com/AMT.htm

PTA&BOGR Forum Member

You hit it right on the money! Thank you very much--- Jim

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