Good Humor Car | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Bruce GilletteOGR Forum Member

FYI There is a Good Humor 214 Reefer on Ebay for those looking for a prize car!

6/25/1211:42 PM

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bluecometkOGR Forum Member

Ok, Was it a buy it now because I can't find it for the life of me. I must be slipping or having an Ebay search engine senior moment.

DOOHH!! NEVER MIND

6/26/1211:15 AM

DMASSOOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html...+REEFER&_sacat=0

6/26/1212:00 PM

LionelbillOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

The car is not made by Lionel according to the LCCA product search. I collected the 9800 series reefers and that is one of the first I would have bought. Maybe it was done by RGS (if I have that right), they used to paint up all the cars Lionel didn't back in the day.

mackOGR Forum Member

Lionelbill,

The link Don provided shows two Good Humor cars; the O gauge reefer you discuss as well as the 200 series reproduction Standard Gauge reefer by MTH. I think the original intent of this topic under the tinplate forum was to point out the Standard Gauge reefer. Notwithstanding the fact the O gauge reefer is an attractive car itself.

regards,

Mack

LionelbillOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Originally Posted by mack:

Lionelbill,

The link Don provided shows two Good Humor cars; the O gauge reefer you discuss as well as the 200 series reproduction Standard Gauge reefer by MTH. I think the original intent of this topic under the tinplate forum was to point out the Standard Gauge reefer. Notwithstanding the fact the O gauge reefer is an attractive car itself.

regards,

Mack

Mack, thanks for the heads up. Roving through the topics I missed which forum I was on.

SamplingmanOGR Forum Member

I'm curious about this 214 reefer, when was it released?

6/27/1212:05 PM

F&G RYOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by Samplingman:

I'm curious about this 214 reefer, when was it released?

The SKU number is in the listing. Go to the MTH Product Locator and punch it in.

6/28/1210:43 PM

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