There's a pretty big train show tomorrow and Sunday in
Edison New Jersey anyone attending.
THANKS, ALEX
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As you already know...NOT ME! I HAVE TO WORK!!
Mike R
My wife and I will be there.
I will be there Sat Afternoon not sure on Sunday yet..
This will be the first show in many years that the O Gauge command control group and the club I belong to, the Ocean County Society of Model Railroaders, will NOT be there set up operating command control trains with Legacy, TMCC and DCS.
Work is getting in the way this Saturday with the company I work for, Kraft Foods, going through a soft split with sales and a complete split of the company at the end of this year into 2 independent companies. I made the cut once again and am still employed after 26 years there.
So... no trains for me this weekend at the Greenberg show in Edison, NJ at the Expo Center in Raritan Center on Saturday and on Sunday with hours on both days 10am to 4pm. This show is always a good show to attend with some good, large layouts to see and plenty of tables with loads of trains to buy.
We will be there for the next show there in August and November.
Work is getting in the way this Saturday with the company I work for, Kraft Foods, going through a soft split with sales and a complete split of the company at the end of this year into 2 independent companies.
This maybe the end for KRaft. That new name is really foolish!
Ted; Glad you made the cut and didn't get cut! I guess that means you can still buy me and Marty a beer at Friday's !!
John ... What the **** make tire is it ?
Sounds about right by the time you get the tire, mount, balance, tire protection package and taxes...
I attended today's show and enjoyed it. I thought the crowd was pretty good and there were lots of kids there. I picked up an Atlas Beer Reefer and a few parts. All in all it was worth the ride from South Jersey. Also, this Greenberg show was a lot better than the one held in Wilmington, Delaware a couple of weeks back. A heck of a lot more vendors and several more layouts to watch in action.
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Originally Posted by Joe G:
John ... What the **** make tire is it ?
Pirelli P zero 20", STS was the cheapest, Goodyear wanted over $500 but did not have one in stock. good thing they didn't or it would or it could have been worse.
Note to self, do not purchase vehicle with P zero 20" tires it may impact toy train spending.
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