McCoy Tinplate Trains

I'm sure others will chime in, but since I appear to be the first, I'll add this link:

http://www.tcawestern.org/mccoy.htm

McCoy items can be highly desirable among tinplate collectors. I have my own collection of McCoy circus cars, and I inherited a number of pieces from my late Grandfather's collection. I enjoy them a lot. They can be very good runners, if maintained properly.

An 'Achilles' heel' of many vintage McCoy items are, unfortunately, in their zinc castings they used in wheels, motor frames, and trim, as these tend to warp and crumble badly.

Some replacement parts are available, but are tricky to find. Search the boards here if you need parts. I've bought parts off of folks from this forum, plus have made my own replacement parts using 3D printing, and common machine tools.

They can be easily run with traditional Lionel transformers and trackage or equivalent and they can be nicely paired with the more early Lionel standard gauge engines and cars. 

McCoy ended production in the early 90's, if I believe right.

The list that CJMeyers sent is good as I use it to find what is out there. Pricing McCoy is kind of hard. I m sure you looked on eBay  and found that the prices are all over the place as with other sites.
When looking do not forget to add the price of the item with the shipping as this will be the true cost.
Watch out for overpriced shipping when doing this.
There are a lot of folks here who may more experience on this McCoy pricing. I purchased McCoy items from the forum as the items were price right and from eBay.
Have about 25 pieces of rolling stock with one McCoy 4-4-4 engine.
Nice tin plate just keep everything oiled.

Since these were your Grandfathers you may just want to keep/run them and pass them down as he did to you

The Pacific Electric steeple cab is a very rare piece and quite nice.  Most of the others are part of the Bob McCoy Jr designed short set. 

Sure what info do you need?  call me at 740-689-1029 with any info needed?