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Train Identification needed

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Train Identification needed
Posted by Anonymous on Monday, November 5, 2007 8:36 PM

Lionel 027, tinplate, diesel, passenger, 4 car set, red & chrome/silver, cars connected with walkway and pin goes from top to bottom, release on top of car. Stream line, rounded edges. 4 exhaust diesel ports on top of engine.

Need model #, name, value. Info much appreciated.

Thank you,

Big Jon

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Posted by wjstix on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 8:54 AM

Check out the Classic TOY Trains forum, you'll probably get more responses there. This forum is for real trains in the "Classic" era. Smile [:)]

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Posted by HorseMan on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 9:13 AM

You will have far better success on these forums if you post your inquiries on the correct site.

This one is for REAL trains back in the classic era - that's why it is called CLASSIC TRAINS.

Take a look at the heading on the page and you will see a magazine for each of Kalmbach's train subjects.

For toy trains - go to the Classic TOY TRAINS forum.

 

Good luck!

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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 2:09 PM

 

Well since you said that it does not belong on this site I tried to delet it and this is the responce I received from the web site.

(Permission to delete the post has been denied. A post cannot be deleted if replies have been made to it.)

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Posted by arkansasrailfan on Tuesday, November 6, 2007 3:39 PM
It's beacause people have replied to this post, so you just have to leave it.
-Michael It's baaaacccckkkk!!!!!! www.youtube.com/user/wyomingrailfan

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