IF (2367)

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ScaleCraft
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IF (2367)

Postby ScaleCraft » Tue Oct 13, 2020 3:19 pm

you needed a frame for a 2367 Wabash F unit, like, oh, the battery had eaten the frame in half...okay. But who knows what it WAS?
Looks repainted, especially with the paint flaked off around the trucks.
Brush painted bottom of fuel tank. Possibly covering up corrosion.

Nice frame, maybe, but questionable provenance and repaint over unknown condition....not worth the cost of shipping. opinion.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/LIONEL-2367-WA ... 3707269949
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Re: IF (2367)

Postby chuck » Tue Oct 13, 2020 3:43 pm

Whatever it was its scrap metal now. Shouldn't there be more damage to the inside? That almost looks like it was sitting in a pool of antifreeze (or something else that eats aluminum).
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Re: IF (2367)

Postby jlong » Tue Oct 13, 2020 8:59 pm

The worthless remains of a parted out engine.
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Re: IF (2367)

Postby ScaleCraft » Tue Oct 13, 2020 10:16 pm

jlong wrote:The worthless remains of a parted out engine.

In my constant perusal of the evilbait conundrum, I seem to be finding more and more breaking things up to increase profits.
Used to be engines and tenders.
Now it's cylinders, boiler fronts, valve gear, motors, boilers, tender floors, whistle units, tender shells.
Find one part, look at their other listings, and you can put an entire engine together, less the screws they throw away.

Diseasemals, frames, power and dummy trucks, motors, shells, light brackets.

The Al Cox syndrome.
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