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jefelectric wrote: Blueberryhill RR wrote: I have bought from Marty at Ma & Pa Junction and was very pleased with the prices of Williams. Much cheaper than buying directly from Williams, even with Platinum Club discount.ChuckI'll back up Chuck, Marty is a real gentleman. I've done business with him via Phone, web site and in person at York. Can't go wrong with Ma & Pa for Williams. That said, another good source that I have also purchased from is Charles & Janet Phillips. They don't do internet but go to a lot of shows and do phone orders. Phone 717-564-8633, FAX 717-564-4447. They also stock parts.
Blueberryhill RR wrote: I have bought from Marty at Ma & Pa Junction and was very pleased with the prices of Williams. Much cheaper than buying directly from Williams, even with Platinum Club discount.Chuck
I have bought from Marty at Ma & Pa Junction and was very pleased with the prices of Williams. Much cheaper than buying directly from Williams, even with Platinum Club discount.
Chuck
I'll back up Chuck, Marty is a real gentleman. I've done business with him via Phone, web site and in person at York. Can't go wrong with Ma & Pa for Williams. That said, another good source that I have also purchased from is Charles & Janet Phillips. They don't do internet but go to a lot of shows and do phone orders. Phone 717-564-8633, FAX 717-564-4447. They also stock parts.
I will also vouch for Charlie and Janet Phillips. I just bought some Williams parts from Charlie today. A real gentleman. He sends stuff assumming you will pay (takes personal checks).
BTW - Charlie is the Williams parts guy. He buys all Williams parts (new stuff and seconds) and is their main parts source.
Regards, Roy
EVENING ALL,
Storm just passed through, lot of rain and noise. Kurt, you come through ok?
Train store has Lionel ship list but I didn't go in to see whats on it,if there's anything big I'll let you know.I did hear no BigBoy yet.
It's still in the 80s & 75 overnite very humid. I did run two trains today both mth and they actually ran.suprise! Catch you all in the AM, Sir James
"IT's GOOD TO BE THE KING",by Mel Brooks
Charter Member- Tardis Train Crew (TTC) - Detroit3railers- Detroit Historical society Glancy Modular trains- Charter member BTTS
RIP Chewy - best dog I ever had.
Evenin' boys. Just checking in.
88 - That's a bummer on the bimmer. A bigger bummer on the other thing. Ya know, maybe you've missed a step... I think I have some instructional videos somewhere back in the corner of my closet...
88 - sorry to hear that, but as the man said "Try try again!" Oh, and good luck on the car, too!
Not as hot here today, but still too hot for me. I thought about mowing the yard when I got home, but cooked some dinner (glorified mess = browned lean burger with beef consome and some flour served on noodles) and then got stuck reading emails and stuff so there you go. Have to cut soon, looking a little shabby.
Still working on layout ideas for the basement. Hope to get some work done on that this weekend!
You guys left a couple pieces of cookie cake, so I'll have to postpone my diet until tomorrow, again!
Today was my dads birthday 70 something we took him out to dinner at the olive garden, food was good and plenty they tried to get us to sample some wine for a quarter each sample and if you ordered a bottle they would give so much to a charity too bad for them I can not have alcohol and the pasta was pushing it as far as diabeties is concerned. I had the tour of Italy platter a nice size chunk of lasuanga a chicken parmasaun and some posta alferdo it is late and I am not spelling good at the moment.
Work was a pain all over today as the put me back on the planatery camara and my arms and shoulders were hurting from the repeditive motion of put one document on the camera with one hand wile moving another document to the completed pile. I like the rotery camera better as it is kinda like a scanner and all you do is feed the machine and it does double sided documents and films on two rolls of film at the same time, anyway I was moving at the end of the day slower than an indecisive constapated sloth
John Bakeer wrote: Doug, Get big bruv to take little sis for a good long walk. 2 problems solved in 1.Mr Baguleid says I will live 'till I die, just take 75mg Junior aspirin every 3 days and I could live long enough to bore the a***s off everyone in ear shot.It's our big Bank Holiday this weekend and the forecast is good, so every UK Lemming will be on the road. Dear Lady and I will chill at home. I think I'll make a curry.
Doug, Get big bruv to take little sis for a good long walk. 2 problems solved in 1.
Mr Baguleid says I will live 'till I die, just take 75mg Junior aspirin every 3 days and I could live long enough to bore the a***s off everyone in ear shot.
It's our big Bank Holiday this weekend and the forecast is good, so every UK Lemming will be on the road. Dear Lady and I will chill at home. I think I'll make a curry.
John, What is the story (history) on the bank holiday. I see they even have it on our calendars now.
Life's hard, even harder if your stupid John Wayne
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PhilaKnight wrote: RT Definetly gonna look into the Williams Club been reading alot about the and it looks good. They have alot of "postwar" trains that I wish I had when I was little but can't afford. And they look reasonable in price to.
RT
Definetly gonna look into the Williams Club been reading alot about the and it looks good. They have alot of "postwar" trains that I wish I had when I was little but can't afford. And they look reasonable in price to.
Also check out MA & PA JUNCTION either call them at
m - f 5 pm - 10 pm 410-256-7992
sat-sun 11am- 9 pm 410-241-9904
or email them at marty@mapajuntion.com
or order on line at www.mapajunction.com
Now I haven't used them but have heard a few mention them a few times so worth checking them out they have the girls set in stock for $350.00 and they have free shipping over $250.00 so you get free shipping
Doug Murphy 'We few, we happy few, we band of brothers...' Henry V.
Brent - sorry about the news.
lionroar88 wrote:He's had it for over 24 hours and all he's done is a 35-40 minute test drive...
Brent - hmmmmm, BMW, a 30-45 min "test drive". Sounds like he may have it another couple of weeks????
Still really busy here and no time to post.
Kids start school on Monday - yay!
Hope all have a nice afternoon!
Brent - sorry dude. But like Dennis said, you can always practice 'till you get it right?
And they probably test drove your Bimmer to Breakfast and lunch......what a test drive! And will probably be NPF by your mechanic (no problem found...)
I am the monster in your head...And I thought you'd learn by now, It seems you haven't yet.I am the venom in your skin --- Breaking Benjamin
Brent: Sorry about the news.
Isn't old Dennis full of Moxie today?!!! See what being the first to get CTT can do for a guy!
Jim
Modeling the Baltimore waterfront in HO scale
Brent, sorry for the news. Now you can get back to practicing.
Jaabat, you need to teach them to clean your track for you. I have my oldest (5), wiring the layout now I will have someone else plug in the power and get some trains running before I attempt to touch anything. I will just stand by with the fire extinguisher..........I am just kidding for any who may actually think I'd do that.
Not much going on today. I feel like Jim, come to work to play on the computer......again, just kidding.
Have a nice day.
dennis
TCA#09-63805
Doug,
I make my kids clean up their rooms, and any room they have trashed. They also clean up their toys, sweep the garage floor, put their own folded laundry away, and help take out the trash. They are 7 and 4 years old. Next year they will be able to change the oil in the cars, mow the lawn, trim the hedges, and make dinner a few times a week. I'm tough, but some day they'll thank me.
jaabat wrote: Be careful with what you wish for, Brent. You two seem to have a mighty nice life as it is....Although I'm sure you will also enjoy trying, and trying again. The mechanic called. Your Bimmer tested positive! A humina humina humina, . . .
Be careful with what you wish for, Brent. You two seem to have a mighty nice life as it is....
Although I'm sure you will also enjoy trying, and trying again.
The mechanic called. Your Bimmer tested positive!
A humina humina humina, . . .
lionroar88 wrote: jaabat wrote: lionroar88 wrote:It's a no-go... Anj... no word yet on the Bimmer... guess I have to call the mechanic... Brent, what's a no-go? Test = Negative.
jaabat wrote: lionroar88 wrote:It's a no-go... Anj... no word yet on the Bimmer... guess I have to call the mechanic... Brent, what's a no-go?
lionroar88 wrote:It's a no-go... Anj... no word yet on the Bimmer... guess I have to call the mechanic...
Brent, what's a no-go?
Sorry, Brent.
John Baker
Good morning everyone,
I slept really late today. Soccer practice starts a 6pm here.
Brent, is it about that?
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