Thank you for the recommendations!Years ago I purchased parts from Leventon Hobby Supply, but I think they are no longer in business. I am familar with Hobby Surplus Sales, and have purchased from them in the past. Port Lines seems to be receiving glowing recommendations!
An eBay search on "American Flyer Parts" can bring up some useful items. A lot of AF parts vendors have standing auctions.
I have figured out what is wrong with my brain! On the left side nothing works right, and on the right side there is nothing left!
"Contact Doug at Portlines. He is the Jeff Kane of Flyer parts. Doug is my primary source"
Hey guys, Jeff Kane (www.ttender.com) has lots of Flyer parts too!
Roger
Hobbysurplus bought all the parts when A.C.Gibert closed, and still has many original parts and shells available. Read the story here. Scroll down to "It All Started With A Coathanger".
Larry
green97probe cwburfle, Contact Doug at Portlines. He is the Jeff Kane of Flyer parts. Doug is my primary source. www.portlines.com
cwburfle,
Contact Doug at Portlines. He is the Jeff Kane of Flyer parts. Doug is my primary source.
www.portlines.com
I'll second that. Portlines should be your vendor of choice for American Flyer parts.
Rich
Alton Junction
While I have my favorite Lionel parts dealers, I really don't have much experience buying American Flyer parts. Does anyone have any suggestions on American Flyer parts dealers?
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