Unidentified Roadbed

Wow - this one seems to have stumped everyone silent!

I've never seen the stuff. Wonder how the track is fixed to it. 

I had a bunch of rubber roadbed like that I got in an estate and sold it to a OGR member in Ohio.  The pictures posted above look like identical to what I had, but I think my roadbed wasn't hollow underneath.  I think it was made by a company called Johnson.

The only rubber roadbed that I know is American Flyer S Gauge.

The construction is a tin like metal. Slots line up with Lionel O gauge tubular ties. The hole seemed also line up with the ties. Saw it at a flea market but it was too expensive to purchase.

Looks like this roadbed was discussed last year by @Captaincog in this thread and was still unidentified at that time: https://ogrforum.com/...bular-track-road-bed

Look on *bay under johnson roadbed -flyer.  The stuff is fairly heavy.  Not very common to find it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Johnso...e:g:AdcAAOSw4f5YCEL2

I think this is the guy who made it from 1986 - 2010.  Looks like this was a side business to being a automotive/design engineer. 

https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-johnson-98577235/

@aussteve, Definitely not Johnson Roadbed as the Johnson roadbed is not metal.

So your roadbed is metal ?  The roadbed I had looked like yours but was a rubbery material.

Just to follow up - I was at the same flea market this year and the same vendor had the same roadbed for sale. I made a small offer and he took it without hesitation. Still don't have any idea as to manufacturer or anything.

And yes, it is sheet metal, not rubber or plastic.