Greenbrier motor, cylinder block, and lead truck now topping $70 including shipping. Seller split up the parts he has into three bite-sized offerings. He did title it "Greenbrier" so maybe bidders think it is a complete kit?
Somebody else had a pile of freight car parts - no idea if any were enough for a single car - topped $90.
I could be rich, if I had the time to open the parts cabinet and package things like that. Reminds me of the LocoWorks "mystery meat" sales.
Check out NK - far more active over there. Some guy from the Netherlands has posted really good photos (not Lobaugh; just good photos).
See ya . . .
Lobaugh stuff
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Yes, Edwin from the Netherlands, magnificent rock work, US prototype.
Dan Weinhold
Dan Weinhold
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It would be nice, not to mention helpful, when mentioning postings over on NK, for you
to post a link for those of us who are not NK-savvy, so that we can find said posting.
I don't want to get lost over there and not find my way back here!
to post a link for those of us who are not NK-savvy, so that we can find said posting.
I don't want to get lost over there and not find my way back here!
Take care,
Wolfgang
Wolfgang
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Wolf wrote:I don't want to get lost over there and not find my way back here!
Leave a trail of agitated electrons to follow back to here...
Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple.
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The motor/cylinder block sold for at least a hundred bucks including shipping. I am seriously impressed. I wonder if the buyer really thought he was buying the advertised "Greenbrier Kit"?
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