Hey Turner
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bob turner
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Strange this would pop up less than two years after I had a nose and sides specially cast up for that roof and trucks combo I had saved for a quarter century.
Yes, I shall bid more than it is worth. The B-unit is early CLW, and fits in my collection of PA/PB Diesels of doorstop vintage. Thanks for the tip!
Yes, I shall bid more than it is worth. The B-unit is early CLW, and fits in my collection of PA/PB Diesels of doorstop vintage. Thanks for the tip!
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bob turner
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Also, this one doesn't show up on my search. Remind me again of your broader search? I am still trying to filter out HO and Lionel, and it skips some really good stuff.
Trainz also has a pair of PA doorstops for around $450. A lot of bucks for such primitive models. Glad I have more than my share!
Trainz also has a pair of PA doorstops for around $450. A lot of bucks for such primitive models. Glad I have more than my share!
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bob turner
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Attempt at photo posting:
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By the way, Trainz offered a pair of CLW PAs this week for 4 1/4 or so. One was cast brass with a chain drive mech, the other was an etched-side version with earlier sand cast trucks. I made them a n offer for the cast brass unit; they turned me down cold. Then some doorstop collector coughed up their "buy it now" price, and they are gone.
Good thing - I have way too many PAs, including an Overland that I shall sell next year to an SPF.
Good thing - I have way too many PAs, including an Overland that I shall sell next year to an SPF.
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bob turner wrote:By the way, Trainz offered a pair of CLW PAs this week for 4 1/4 or so. One was cast brass with a chain drive mech, the other was an etched-side version with earlier sand cast trucks. I made them a n offer for the cast brass unit; they turned me down cold. Then some doorstop collector coughed up their "buy it now" price, and they are gone.
Ebay Item #392822579700 - O Scale New York Central Cast/BRASS AA Diesel Locomotive Set - 2-Rail
They've been listing a large and rather eclectic collection of 2-rail models. Most of the good looking stuff -- like that New Haven DL-109-- sells right away.
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bob turner
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This one was snapped up in two days! Whoever gets my collection will be rich!
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bob turner
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This pair is already bid beyond its antique value - including shipping it is now $200. In spite of my lust for such things, I am out.
I figure tops for the Erie-built is $75; I know a dummy CLW B is in that range. I probably would have topped out at $150 plus shipping.
Good thing - I have way too many trains, and start my 80th year in an hour and fifteen minutes.
I figure tops for the Erie-built is $75; I know a dummy CLW B is in that range. I probably would have topped out at $150 plus shipping.
Good thing - I have way too many trains, and start my 80th year in an hour and fifteen minutes.
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bob turner
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I said I was out - but I figured "what's $25 bucks, in the global scheme of things? Three margaritas? So I ran it up past $75. If a forumite is the anxious bidder with a $200 max, I apologize - but it is good for Rick, I guess. I am still tempted - but I will now passively watch the last five hours.
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Not me. i ain't bidding on anything.
I have one more diseasemal project, someday I'll get to it.
Adams FT A+B bronze shells and a box of All-Nation drives.
Lorell Joiner gave the shells to me.
As heavy as these are..and with more than enough drives to have 8 axles powered, it will put my Wentzco on Lionel chassis with 4 axles of Magnetraction to shame.
Probably loan them out to folks to settle ballast on new railroads.
I have one more diseasemal project, someday I'll get to it.
Adams FT A+B bronze shells and a box of All-Nation drives.
Lorell Joiner gave the shells to me.
As heavy as these are..and with more than enough drives to have 8 axles powered, it will put my Wentzco on Lionel chassis with 4 axles of Magnetraction to shame.
Probably loan them out to folks to settle ballast on new railroads.
Dave....gone by invitation
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bob turner
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They went for just under $400, + $50 shipping. That blows me away! Those are Overland prices! I did consider paying $50 more than I had planned as a maximum. This keeps the projects around here to a minimum.
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bob turner wrote:They went for just under $400, + $50 shipping. That blows me away! Those are Overland prices!
If you can find an Overland Erie for $450 you better jump on it it!
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bob turner
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What I meant was - these are imported brass prices. There is an F-M B unit on eBay - I'll see if I can find it.
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Is this it?bob turner wrote:There is an F-M B unit on eBay - I'll see if I can find it.
Ebay #333610530665 - O Scale BRASS New York Central Powered B-Unit - 2-Rail
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bob turner
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Yes. I do have an Overland PA to sell. Hoping it goes for more than that.
Rick gave me permission to post some photos. I will put them on my OGR "Erie-built" thread. This is a piece of O Scale history, even if bordering on Wentzco crudeness.
Rick gave me permission to post some photos. I will put them on my OGR "Erie-built" thread. This is a piece of O Scale history, even if bordering on Wentzco crudeness.
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