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I checked out the website.
Their spelling is worst than my spelling (they don't wright in Okie). I did not see what one would cost.
It's a neat idea.
I think this might be some narrow gauge rail. I like this. I might have a use for my day job.
That contraption kind of reminds me of the Rail Explorers at the Nevada Southern Railway Museum in Boulder City, Nevada (near Las Vegas). Basically, you have 2 to 4 people on a pedal-powered rail vehicle and you pedal down the tracks for a while. Then you have a quick meal at the end of the ride at an outside eating area. Then the train takes you back to the museum. It's a lot of fun, and it's great exercise.
It’s got nothing over the #50 gang car.
Alan
When I visited a small RR museum in Mendota, IL, they offered rides on this "train" for about $1.50. I took it and had a great time, the ride lasted about twenty minutes and covered most of the museum's non-storage tracks.
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