O-27 Track

[Anonymous]

I was wondering, since you guys have these immense layouts, does anyone have any O-27 track to spare? I'd be willing to pay a fair price, whatever you can offer is appreciated...im doing a floor layout. Its currently 9x18foot and i have a 80x120foot area that i can use, also, any lockons would help too. Thanks.

[Anonymous]

You shouldn't have any problem locating O27 track since there's still a lot of it around, but contact me via e-mail if you are having difficulty. I'm using Lionel FasTrack and Atlas O track these days, and have a bunch of O27 (lightly used, including several switches) that I wouldn't mind getting rid of.

[Fred Bear]

I have a ton of track and about 4 zillion switches. Call me 304-843-1740 or 304-281-5776. Thanks, Jake

[cheech]

i have a box of it. email me. you pay for the shipping and a very low price. all of it is used, in fairly good condition. if youre interested email me

[dwiemer]

Just a suggestion, but rather than lock-ons, I would solder directly to the track.
Dennis

[Demon09]

How fair is a "fair price" because theres a hobby shop here in Chicago that sells 0-27 brand new for 80 cents a piece......... Because i am using 0-27 and am looking for track, so anything less than that much for used might work well for me too....

[MikeSanta]

If you are going to build a 80x120 size layout DO NOT use lockons!!! Get some #14(at least):I'd use 12 0r 10 for "buss" wires with #18 0r 16 feeder wires you solder or stick thru the bottom of the rails with a screwdriver so you don't have any voltage drop over that distance. And I'd put in at least one 072 or bigger loop because you have the space. Good luck.

[Anonymous]

Well, depending how much track i can get, will correspond to the size i can make it., and fred, im going to call thursday.

[Anonymous]

Postage would kill you.

Just buy it retail.

Try a hobby shop, they have wire and clip on and trains and everything, no really they do. I went there myself.[:p]