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K-line Collector club Alaska SD- ?

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Posted by otftch on Sunday, March 11, 2007 8:48 AM

Thanks guys.As I stated he loves the engine.Its so long I'm not sure it will run on my straight tracks ! We purchased it a show and the vendor was a little questionable.

                                                                                     Ed

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Posted by DMUinCT on Sunday, March 11, 2007 8:28 AM

K-Line is gone, it's now a divison of Lionel.  The SD70 came in a Lionel Box but is marked K-Line on the locomotive!  I would expect to pay a lot more than the "K-Line Club" price for this beauty that is the last of the "old K-Line".  Thank you Lionel for going ahead building and shipping this locomotive with Lionel's money from a bankrupt K-Line club offer.

I have the SD70 Alaska.  Lionel can learn a lot.

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Posted by Andrew Falconer on Saturday, March 10, 2007 9:28 PM

It is a model of an EMD SD70MAC.

The versions with Trainmaster Command Control and RailSounds were priced at $250 by K-Line.

Andrew

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Posted by alexweiihman on Saturday, March 10, 2007 7:33 PM
I dont know the value but it is a SD-70.
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K-line Collector club Alaska SD- ?
Posted by otftch on Saturday, March 10, 2007 5:58 PM

Can anyone tell me what the approximate price to buy one of these?A friend just picked up an Alaska (2-11554 ) K line engine,I think an SD-60.It is one of the collectors club versions.It is a conventional engine.He paid $250.00. does this sound reasonable. No problems we're just trying to ascertain its value.

                                                              Thanks,

                                                                Ed

"Thou must maintaineth thy airspeed lest the ground reach up and smite thee."

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