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I’m from East Tn and in York already for Thursday and a quick walk through Friday before heading home PM Friday.

I’m not familiar with either of the cars you’re hunting for the kids, but my e mail is in profile and I will gladly keep a watch full eye open and tell my two friends as well if you want any extra help. We can trade cell numbers for contact if you want.

Zap me a e mail. Happy hunting.

Larry

Erwin, TN.

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Picked these up at the Danbury Railway Museum yesterday. I got Vol. 2 & 3 (3 signed by the author). Have to keep my eye out for Vol. 1. They have some cool pics of the Goldens Bridge area where my brother lives. You can still see some of the abandoned bridges throughout the area.

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Here is a link to a thread I started on my visit to the museum.

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Double congratulations Lee!!  That is a great deal on a great car!  I have one of those flat cars with PRR trailers.  Watch the ramps.  There are little pins on the sides of the ramps that they pivot on.  I don’t even know how, but one of the pins broke off.  Lionel parts didn’t have any when I looked, but I’m not sure how I would get it replaced anyway.

A month or so ago I bought a used book on Pennsy steam. Finally got around to reading it -what a great read !! It is "PENNSY STEAM: A SECOND LOOK" by Paul Carleton. Loads of good photos and lots of technical and engineering info but doesn't get boring or cluttered. Kind of a book you want to read again to go over all the technical details and design info he included.

Got all these at York. The lighting kits from GUNRUNNERJOHN was the only thing on my list. A couple of uncoupli, ng tracks, the loads for the 65 foot mill gondolas and 2 bay wood chip hoppers came from Don Kane. I finally found some period vehicles for 10 dollars apiece, found some red LED lights and resistors at Dallee plus a PS-1 Lionel flat car with covered load for a decent price. Pics................Paul

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A lot of activity at York!   I finally scored a few things as well.

I actually received the Legacy Reading T1 in the mail while I was down at York, so I kinda' figure that's a York purchase. NIB and never opened for $850 shipped. The K-Line Tank Engine was a York purchase, also NIB for $400. Both appear to be fully functional with my brief bench test, that's good news as well.

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Scored a six car set of K-Line C&O 18" heavyweights in one of the member halls, $150 which I thought was a decent price.

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Henning's had a bunch of these, so I got one, I decided I needed one after I got to play with one there.

Broadway Limited Operating Water Tower


Free stuff is always good, I got these 26" bridge sides from a friend for free, he decided against the project that they were intended for.

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The best "free stuff" score was a whole box of left over Mianne benchwork! Lots of stuff for my already planned yard expansion, should really cut down the price of the upgrade! The whole front row is the 4 foot sections, great stuff!

Mianne Benchwork Free Parts!


I also got a couple of Lionel SC2 controllers in the free column, they'll be useful.

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