What is Rich Neely's email address? Or email address for the store.
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@Eliot B. Willauer Jr. 051719 posted:What is Rich Neely's email address? Or email address for the store.
Google is your friend...
neelystrainshop@aol.com
Thank very much Marty! I wanted to thank Rich Neely for a recent purchase. Will look at your You Tube Channel. My fave two locomotives? UP FEF "8444" and GS4 SP "4449"! I love super power. And.... I have both in possession!
@Eliot B. Willauer Jr. 051719 posted:Thank very much Marty! I wanted to thank Rich Neely for a recent purchase. Will look at your You Tube Channel. My fave two locomotives? UP FEF "8444" and GS4 SP "4449"! I love super power. And.... I have both in possession!
Your welcome.
Mr. Neeley,
Has a fantastic store. There is a great video of it on You Tube.
@Eliot B. Willauer Jr. 051719 posted:Thank very much Marty! I want to thank Rich Neely for a recent purchase.
I don't understand this sort of thing. Questions like this can be just as easily Googled by the "questioner" (you) rather than posting it and having someone else Google for you.
@RadioRon posted:I don't understand this sort of thing. Questions like this can be just as easily Googled by the "questioner".......
Perhaps. But look at the plus side: How many readers of this Forum that didn't know about this store might now stop in to the benefit of both seller and hopeful buyer ? Its location makes it pretty easy to hop off and on I99.
But one thing surprised / disappointed me about the store: Weekdays they are only open till 4, Saturday till 5. It would be 'nice' if at least one day a week they were open till 6 or 7 for those folks who have to [ shudder ] work for a living. But perhaps those hours are driven by non-store considerations -- school hours for their children, as an example.
SZ
@Steinzeit posted:Perhaps. But look at the plus side: How many readers of this Forum that didn't know about this store might now stop in to the benefit of both seller and hopeful buyer ? Its location makes it pretty easy to hop off and on I99.
But one thing surprised / disappointed me about the store: Weekdays they are only open till 4, Saturday till 5. It would be 'nice' if at least one day a week they were open till 6 or 7 for those folks who have to [ shudder ] work for a living. But perhaps those hours are driven by non-store considerations -- school hours for their children, as an example.
SZ
I stopped by on a recent trip to Horseshoe Curve. The store is not set up or located in a way that's particularly accessible for retail buyers. My impression is that more stuff "goes out the back door instead of the front"; i.e., mail order sales far exceed retail. So, there's not a lot of incentive to stay open late. A lot of places which exclusively sell trains are like that now.
Aloha everyone! Thank you all for your information. I was having trouble with The Neely's email because I'd left one letter ("s") out of their email, It bounced back as unknown. Anyway email straightened out, good to go! Thank you all for the additional You Tube Links et., links.
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