Is anyone interested in RJ Corman rolling stock and if so what kind?

I would not mind a couple. What kind of price are you looking at?

Gene

I would like to get some RJ Corman hoppers and other cars.  Would like Lionel or MTH only. Because that is what I ave been collecting.

I wouldn't mind seeing some Corman power and freight.  Corman is in my backyard, so I see lots of hoppers and Geeps. I've got some up close photos of their equipment if needed for reference, just gotta go digging thru my archives. 

Berkshire Valley Inc. was planning to have Weaver Models produce a Thrall Car Coal Gondola just like the one in the photo sometime around 1995.

I would like those Thrall Car Coal Gondolas in the Burlington Northern scheme since those used to be the trains that came through Michigan in the 1990's.

If the people at Weaver could have the Thrall Car coal gondola as their next new car, then R J  CORMAN could be one of the schemes.

Andrew

They would be $48.00 plus shipping. The only problem is I need to at least a 100 cars to get them at that price so quite a few people would have to be interested. Also like I said it doesn't matter to me what the rolling stock is, Corman has hoppers in the PA Lines but I believe they are mostly Gondolas on the rest of their lines.

I wish MTH would make them but I don't believe they will due to the amount of people that would be interested. Although they have been producing more short lines than Lionel so it is possible someday. 

 Thanks James. I could always use a reference picture to go off of.

Athearn has made the Thrall Car high-sided gondola in HO Scale.

The Thrall Car gondola was a common car and they can still be seen in service being used for scrap service.

Why they call it a hopper is strange since it has no hopper bays.

Somebody has to make it also in O Scale. It can be made as a large one-piece casting with a few additional detail parts. Make it for 2-Rail and 3-Rail operators.

The people at Mendards are having new buildings and trucks produced. Perhaps the team at Menards can have a new freight car produced at that Factory in China.

The Menards locations are in the Burlington Northern and Union Pacific region. BN and UP operated many trains of the Thrall Car high-sided gondolas.

Andrew

They can put the paint schemes from larger Wood Chip gondolas on the O Scale High-Sided Gondolas.

Andrew

I would be interested in some high side wood chip cars similar to one that Weaver has been offering the past couple years.