Well, I suppose you could put a locomotive behind them and just push but somehow I don't think it will look too good. There are a number of possibilities, my favorite is the MPC Milwaukee "Lil Joe" electric. Its colors match the cars as does its proportions.
What would be the best locomotive to run them behind?
Modeling the "Fargo Area Rapid Transit" in O scale 3 rail.
Does uncataloged literally mean that there was not a single LIONEL issued publication with the Passenger Cars in them or does uncataloged mean that they were in a Lionel issued Flyer that shows all the cars? Which one is it? That is a large number of cars for Lionel to not produce any print preview for future orders.
Andrew Falconer
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Here is one more to add to KRM's List. The 19003 Milwaukee Road Diner made in 1988.
Tim
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From the book Lionel Trains 1970-2000 by Moen
Here is what I have found, Milwaukee Road
9500 small heaveweight car 1973
9501 Uncataloged small heaveweight car "Aberdeen" 1973
9502 small heaveweight car "President Washington' 1973
9503 small heaveweight car "Chicago" 1973
9504 Uncataloged small heaveweight car " City of Tacoma" 1974-76
9505 Uncataloged small heaveweight car "City of Seattle" 1973
9506 Uncataloged small heaveweight car in 1973, Cataloged in 1975-76 combination car
9511 Uncataloged small heaveweight car City of Minneapolis" 1974
9522 Uncataloged in 1975 cataloged in 76 small heaveweight car Baggage
9527 Uncataloged small heaveweight campaign observatiion car 1976
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Kev, From The North Bluff Above Marseilles IL.
I think that the Milwaukee 9500 series was the largest set of the 70's era passenger cars. I am going to take a stab from memory, but this is what I have. FDR Campaign car, City of Chicago, City of Milwaukee, City of Tacoma, City of Aberdene, City of Minneapolis, REA Express combo car-9506, and the baggage car, 9522. There was also an additional car from the 80's that was slightly different in color that was to add to the set. I can't remember the car number and I am not near it now. With the campaign car, there were two open platform observation cars. The Minneapolis was a dinning car. There are at least 9 in total.
Steve
MPC / Lionel produced a number of "Baby Madison" car types in the 1970's including:
Baggage Car
Baggage / Coach Combine
Pullman / Coach
Diner
Observation
Campaign Observation (an observation car decorated for an election campaign)
There were a variety of cars offered for the Milwaukee Road and the PRR, afterwards sets tended to be fairly consistent and included a baggage car, baggage / coach combine, two coaches, a diner (often as an add-on), and an observation car.
I'm guessing that one of the forum members probably has a complete roster - I think CTT had an article on the Baby Madisons sometime in the 90's, if you ask Bob, he can probably check the article index for you.
If I remember correctly there was 3 in the set, then 2 coupon cars, plus the campaign car and the baggage car then the diner. May have been just one coupon car, memory is a little fuzzy., I know that I have 7 of the Milwaukee baby madisons.
Bill T.
How many cars were in the 70s Lionel Milwaukee Road old style passenger car series? If you can list with numbers and names on the sides.
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