Looking for Atlas CNJ F3A or F3B

Why can not you people post "want to buy" and "want to sell" in the correct forum?

i know some of you are smarter than this. Why should we have to sort throught all this stuff where it doesn't belong? nw2124

Because 2- railers don't look there.  Try to relax - it is supposed to be fun.

When I started becoming active on this site, I checked the WTB/WTS sections frequently.  For about a week. 

As mentioned on a different thread, it would be nice if there was a separate 2 rail wtb/WTS section.

So now we have a new forum moderator?

Hot Water: Don't even go there. Grow up. nw2124

2 rail exchange forum would be nice.  Probably small enough to put both in one section, as long as for sale/wanted was in the subject line.  2r gets buried way too fast and I don't bother looking, unless I'm willing to convert 3r stuff.

 

and I have zero issue looking on here for stuff for sale or wanted.  Unless or until we get a separate 2r exchange board I appreciate the heads up here, unless the real moderators say otherwise. 

Please contact Jerry Kimble at jkimble@atlaso.com  He will have access to the dealers that purchased these and can try to locate them for you.

 

 

Thanks, Paul.

 

Bill: List on the O scale yardsale website. It would give you a different avenue to find what you what. I am suprised that the moderater has not listed a 2 rail forum for buy and sell. Maybe they can respond why it is not happening. Go to the O Scale Train forum to list your wares. It is more 2-rail friendly. Stephen

 

Thanks, I had looked there and communicated with some people there and received some tips but they proved to be too late for me.

 

Thanks to Paul Graf and the hard work of Jerry Kimble at Atlas, my quest has been successful.

 

I am most appreciative of Paul and Jerry's efforts to help me and wanted to recognize their customer service efforts here.

 

 

Here is one  _Bay #

Anyone that needs assistance in finding a product should contact us.  We'll try to locate it for you through our dealer network.

 

I am glad we could be of assistance.

 

 

 

Thanks for pointing this one out.

 

Nice to see Atlas watches here.

 

Paul, we wear your products out.  They do OK; we run them eight hours a day, six days a week, and expect failures.  Then we fix them on a shoestring budget.

 

Right now I have two motors with loose bearings, causing worm failure.  Anxiously awaiting parts, before I forget how the thing goes together (SD-35 - a nice model).  Bill says they are coming someday.

 

My contribution is labor - I won't go near the Museum; I hate parking hassles.