MTH York car

[Anonymous]

That car is not for me. I never buy any items, such as trains,collector plates or anything else with a date on them. I began buying the Lionel Christmas boxcars, as well as Toy Fair cars, through out the 1980s and then right before the millenium they just looked outdated and I eventually sold them at shows.

Dates on a boxcar, if very #65279;prominent, instantly dates the piece and then the next year it somehow just don't look right. and I wind up asking myself, "why the hell did I buy this?"

BillFromWayne
www.modeltrainjournal.com

[Anonymous]

Mr Zimmer is just trying to get back at us for making fun of ogr. Ignore it and it will go away. Dave.

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by Jim Duda

QUOTE: MTH is the leader in O gauge so I imagine they can do as they please. - Zimmer

Can someone give me an example of "chumming"...? Exercise restraint, gentlemen.

Jimbo, I think that was more in the nature of a "troll" although it did have the smell of ground up fish about it. All depends on whether there is a hook in the little pieces of fish.[:p]

[Jim Duda]

QUOTE: MTH is the leader in O gauge so I imagine they can do as they please. - Zimmer

Can someone give me an example of "chumming"...? Exercise restraint, gentlemen.

[Anonymous]

MTH is the leader in O gauge so I imagine they can do as they please.

[Anonymous]

Hello Dave,

I beleive MTH can use the TCA corporate seal with permission from the board of directors.

Best regards,
Dave P.

[Anonymous]

How can mth sell a tca car. I thought all tca stuff had to come from tca. I got an email today how to order it and I am not a tca member.
Dave.