Wanted to Repair- Postwar Lionel

[Frank53]

no contest, I can send a topic to the last page faster than a speeding bullet.

[prewardude]

Frank,

I probably can!

[Frank53]

can anybody kill a thread faster than me?

[Frank53]

Jerry, I have a post war 2026 with a bent axle and a couple of very slightly damaged flanges. Can you make it run straight and true again?

[Anonymous]

Ive known guys like that too. But I do it by a strict- non flexible- hourly rate!!!

[Jumijo]

Jerry,

Best of luck with your repair business! References are important. If you have some, make them known. A deserved good reputation will pull in a lot of business.

I have a postwar 2025 that might need your attention soon. If it wasn't for my reticence of putting it through the mail to and from, you'd have it by now.

I have a post war repair guy literally right down the street from my office, but he's one of these - "I can fix that for ya for 25, 35, uh, 60 dollars. Yessiree, $75 plus tax and parts, oh and labor, and gratuity, plus a security fee and milage . . . shouldn't be more than $125 unless I find something wrong . . ." The more he talks, the more the price goes up!

Jim

[Anonymous]

Do you have a Postwar locomotive, accessory, or transformer that doesn’t run properly? You don't have enough time to repair you trains? Give it to me, and for only $12/ dollars an hour (plus parts and shipping) I can make your prized train run like new!

Some service stations charge up to 40 dollars an hour for just inspecting the item!

If you are interested, here is my business card… Just email me to schedule a repair! Thanks, Jerry’s Train Repair