Jeff: I had both the MTH and the Weaver, F-7's but both had the same cab # 102. So I ultimately sold the Weaver, at the October York meet, and kept the MTH. My "A". is #1 and it, too is a Weaver. i also have a seven car Weaver train of the original 1934-35 cars, which I am putting decent interiors in. Weaver used the interiors from the Pullman Bradley cars and they really look dumb in those cars. The P-B cars had straight back seats that didn't line up with the windows, and I've been replacing them with aftermarket interior seats.
I also have about 10 of the 1936 and 1938 cars from Weaver. They actually came with no interiors and dark green windows with four large bulbs in the inside for lighting. So, I have also been working on these to put interiors and overhead lighting in. Big job and I really don't have the time to take on the project so it's kind of on hold, for a while.
All of the cars, with and without updated interiors, really look great on my layout and are fairly impressive to my train buddies. none of them are Western Road fans and if they are dark gray, dark maroon, dark green or dark blue, they don't recognize them as acceptable passenger car consists. Wish my layout were larger to really showcase my engines and cars.
Paul Fischer