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Day one done after going to the Amherst Railway Society Hobby Show this is what I found today

Postwar Milk Car Platform will be stripped and repainted to go with my Postwar Milk train set I put together.

The Philadelphia Mint Car will be taken apart and painted up for a project I have planned.

The Lionel Budd Powered Passenger car was found by surprise I was looking for a Postwar 400 Budd powered passenger car but the ones I found were in not the best of shape and way beyond my budget for it so the 8764 will do never realized how large the 8764 is still a great car

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I will post photos once i get back home.

I scored two good buys:

1) a Bombardier folder with sales sheets for the wdw mark lV monorail, the Via Rail LRC, IC gallery car, and sales sheets with dimentions for the comment coaches for NJ Transit, mbta, Metro North, Septa. Also copies of the engineer blue prints of the comment cars/cab control cars and their windows and emergency exits

2) Mr. Muffins gave a good deal on a Railking H-10-44 w/ PS3.0

3) The turboliner book signed by the author.

 

The Lionel Budd Powered Passenger car was found by surprise I was looking for a Postwar 400 Budd powered passenger car but the ones I found were in not the best of shape and way beyond my budget for it so the 8764 will do never realized how large the 8764 is still a great car

That is one of five Budd cars that Lionel made in the late 1970's. There were two powered units and three dummy units. I agree that they are very nice cars. No horn, but I don't put batteries in my horn engines anyway.
A few years later Lionel also made four Budd cars decorated for Amtrak (one powered, three dummy).

IMHO, these cars are bargain priced.

I got very lucky and scored a couple of great finds.

First up is this Yellow PW Floodlight Tower. Have been looking for a nice yellow one for a long time and this one had the right price at the right condition.

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I also grabbed a Chessie Sign and a cool pin that says "Star Track". Then I grabbed a railfan guide to New England

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This Providence & Worcester Caboose followed me home:

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My best find however is the Number Board from a Amtrak AEM that went by me countless times while I was taking pictures on the NEC. (North East Corridor). LOVE this item:

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Great day up in Springfield MA.

Paul

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