Interesting new "critter" coming out.

[De Bruin]

https://adirondackcarfoundry.square.sit ... cst=custom
According to Wiki the Thousand Island Railway was a short line (as in around 5 km eventually taken over by the GT/CN hence the paint job on the preserved example still extant.) One of a plethora of such short lines in Ontario albeit this one not a former interurban.
Pretty neat looking little unit and certainly practical for space constrained switching layout.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Wasn't Adirondack Car & Foundry Ed Reutling's label?

[E7]

Wasn't Adirondack Car & Foundry Ed Reutling's label?

Yes!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Wasn't Adirondack Car & Foundry Ed Reutling's label?

Yes!

So, who is this guy fronting Adirondack Car & Foundry then?

[E7]

Wasn't Adirondack Car & Foundry Ed Reutling's label?

Yes!

So, who is this guy fronting Adirondack Car & Foundry then?

No idea! Ed had a buddy name of Bill Ramey that worked with him, and I think he had a son, but I have no info. regarding this.

[E7]

Might want to check below:

Chris Cardinal
www/facebook.com/ADKrail

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Yes!

So, who is this guy fronting Adirondack Car & Foundry then?

No idea! Ed had a buddy name of Bill Ramey that worked with him, and I think he had a son, but I have no info. regarding this.

Yes, same as what I know.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Might want to check below:

Chris Cardinal
www/facebook.com/ADKrail

Tried until Facebook kicked me out,

[webenda]

Not new information, post deleted.

[RDSRR]

Ed build that engine from a kit that was published in RMC many years ago made by a Canadian company. Ed sent me the article when I bough his engine. I made a few changes but most id Ed's work.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Might want to check below:

Chris Cardinal
www/facebook.com/ADKrail

Tried until Facebook kicked me out,

Did you see this?

That and the info on the web site, yes.

[Rufus T. Firefly]

Ed build that engine from a kit that was published in RMC many years ago made by a Canadian company. Ed sent me the article when I bough his engine. I made a few changes but most id Ed's work.

Vaguely remember that from Ed. Really do like the small locos....................

[E7]

On the idea, better to hear it two times than zero, Rich Yoder did a nice little industrial diesel, and the late Lee Snover did one that (I think) was a tad larger. Guessing the Yoder version would be the easier of the two to find. The engine we are discussing here appears that it would "dwarf" the Yoder.

[up148]

Just clicked on the "ADK" logo for sh*ts & grins and it took me to their website that offers this loco, plus a 3/4" gauge car and (2) kinds of 3-1/2" gauge trucks. Still no company info.

[herronpeter]

I have some of Adirondack Car and Foundry’s log cars. They are actually a bit too long for my tight radii curves and I should sell them. Any idea what they might be worth? I cannot remember what I paid for them, sigh.......

Peter