Just wondering, how many of you look at this section of the "O" Gauge Magazine?
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I don't look at it with every issue, but have used it in the past. I did notice in the current issue a placement for a shop that has been shuttered for a number of years. I believe III Rail Trains in Coon Rapids, MN, gave-up the ghost in 2010 or so.
If the reaction to seeing Jim Sutter's store in the most recent issue of OGR is any indication, DRH is read by a LOT of folks!
When I prepared the DRH list for run 273, I accidentally uploaded an older file to our pre-press house for use in the magazine. That list contained the ad for Jim's store, but he retired and closed the store many months ago!
I got almost a dozen emails, a forum thread was started and I even got a phone call from Jim himself asking me if I had resurrected his old store. The listing for III Rail Trains is also a result of using an older file. I sure won't make that mistake again! 
Yes...I think people read Dealer Roundhouse quite closely!
Ahhh; ok. That also explains the inclusion of Atlanta Trains which closed in late 2008 early 2009.
You had me wondering "what the heck?"
Curt
You had me wondering "what the heck?"
Curt
Publications make Bo Bo's from time to time. I got a call from my friend Ramon he said , Have I read the latest TTOS monthly newsletter? I said no I just got it and it is right in front of me. He said go to page#11 and read the obituary section. I preceded to look at it and to my surprise I found out I had gone to the great round house in the sky, It was a very nice obituary, very kind words. Now I had to ask my wife to read it, her comment was "The life insurance policy is current right"? A week later my wife got a sympathy card. Everyone had a good time with it at AGHR.
Stuff happens as they say.
So Jim, while we got U here, can I get the PS3 UP Challenger Grey w/ yellow stripes w/ scale wheels, and the PS3 D&H U boat w/ scale wheels and the.....
Engineer Joe, if I was still in business I would try to get you whatever you wanted. Plus I would try to sale you something else too.
Yeap. I'd be mad for a couple of minutes after and then be grateful.
Jim: Not only would you try to sell something else too but you would love to sell 2 or 3 of each.
Why not come out of retirement and make a lot of people
happy?��
Why not come out of retirement and make a lot of people
happy?��
