NLOE 2017 LIRR PS-2CD Scale Hopper Update 8/15/18 Cars have arrived and available. | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

tr18OGR Forum Member

Hi everyone. Following up on the preview I posted a few weeks ago, here is the ordering details on the 2017 hopper.

The Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers is pleased to announce our latest offering in our commemorative car program, the LIRR PS-2CD Scale Hopper. Each car will have die-cast metal sprung trucks with rotating bearing caps, operating couplers and roof hatches. This car will be decorated in the blue and yellow paint scheme which the LIRR used in the early 1990’s on the GP38-2.

Orders must be received by June 15, 2017. The approximate delivery time will be December 2017. Cost of the car is $72.00 each plus shipping. As part of your purchase you will automatically be enrolled as an Associate Member of the NLOE. Please make your check or money order payable in U.S. funds to: Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers (not NLOE) and mail to:

Nassau Lionel Operating Engineers

P.O. Box 343

Levittown, N.Y. 11756

An order form is attached for download.

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3/10/1710:55 AM

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tr18OGR Forum Member

Just letting everyone know the order deadline for our 2017 LIRR PS-2CD scale hopper (June 15th) is fast approaching.

6/10/1710:59 AM

Dave45681OGR Forum Member

Looks like another winner for the LIRR series from NLOE!

I dropped my order in the mail last week.

-Dave

6/10/1712:14 PM

tr18OGR Forum Member

After some delay due to graphics, these cars finally arrived in July. All pre-orders have been shipped.

We have extras in case anyone is interested. Please use the order form in the original post.

Thanks for everyone's support and patience with this car.

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8/15/1810:42 AM

Jim BergerOGR Forum Member

who made the car?

8/15/1810:52 AM

tr18OGR Forum Member

Jim Berger posted:
who made the car?

Lionel

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8/15/1810:57 AM

RsicinskiOGR Forum Member

John

do you have any left over ?

if so is there any break on ordering 4 hopers.

thanks

11/30/182:21 PM

tr18OGR Forum Member

Rsicinski posted:
John
do you have any left over ?
if so is there any break on ordering 4 hopers.
thanks

Yes, there are some left. Don't know about a break for ordering 4 cars but it doesn't hurt to ask. Send me an email and I will forward it on.

11/30/183:28 PM

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