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Lionel "Super O" Track???

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Lionel "Super O" Track???
Posted by lionelsuperotrack on Monday, February 21, 2005 9:46 PM
Don't over look what many regard as the most realistic appearing toy train track ever produced. Many feel Lionel "Super O" track well fits that description. If you have an interest in this 50 year old track system read on.

Do not feel that supply is limited. Ebay seldom has less then 50 items listed at any one time and should you need other sources let me know.

Here are 2 pieces about "Super O" you will enjoy:

The History of Lionel "Super O" Track
( http://www.tcamembers.org/articles/operating/supero/index.html )

Lionel_SuperO_Track Yahoo Group
( http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Lionel_SuperO_Track/ )

Questions? Let me know at: hspanier@aol.com

Very best, Mike
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Posted by garyseven on Monday, February 21, 2005 11:27 PM
For the latest "chat" with Lionel's Jerry Calabrese, I asked two questions about a future for Super O. Neither got a reply. Interesting or not, you make the call.
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Posted by Anonymous on Tuesday, February 22, 2005 9:02 PM
In the chat with Jerry Calabrese, Dana Kawala respoded to someones question concerning Super O track by saying that quite a few people have asked if Lionel had any plans to remake this track. He then said that although they currently have no plans to reproduce Super O track, they will be evaluating the demand for this track.

Maybe there is hope. I guess that anyone who is interested in seeing this track brought back to life should drop Lionel a line asking them to do so. It might help the cause.

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