Lionel Tinplate

[1688torpedo]

Hello Knor & to the forum!  Dr.Tinker would be your Best bet For Wheels & Another gent for prewar parts is Jeff Kane at the Train Tender & he has a Website also with prompt & courteous service. Be sure to specify The Loco # underneath the cab windows in order to get the proper replacements as some Wheels may look alike.However, There are differences in diameter,axles holes,& spokes. Dr.Tinker is very particular about knowing what the part # is due to the reasons mentioned before. Do not fear. Olsen's has a list of part numbers for prewar trains & this will help you out if you contact them. Just let Sharon know the engine # & she'll let you know whether or not it is in stock. If not, Try Dr.Tinker or Jeff at the Train Tender. Take Care.

[chuck]

http://www.traindoctor.com/service/service.asp

[pbjwilson]

Google "toy train parts". You'll find Olsens, Dr Tinker, and some others. Good luck.

[phillyreading]

Have you tried the Classified Advertising section of Toy Trains magazine?

[Anonymous]

Are parts available for these locomotives? Need driving wheels for same