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Reply to "Max Gray? AC-11"

Thanks fellows:

As I understand it the AC-11/AC-12 difference was more or less only the contract paperwork.

I looked at the stuff I removed that was cast,  not really good scale.  In fact, the old air pumps may well be lead castings.

I would like a ball park figure on what these things might be  worth. 

Yes, the motor will run on either AC or DC but I could  do much checking on a test track that is only about 6" longer than the Locomotive.

Is this one most likely Japanese?   Korean or ???

I left the RR hobby (S gauge Flyer & some HO) in about 1960 as I was heavily into Control line model planes and antique model plane engine collecting/ restoration which was likely due to the family business being Air Charter.  In fact, I traded a Wasp Twin model plane engine for that Cab Forward  at a Model Plane swap meet in Fresno, CA.  The engine and tender were in separate boxes. These were the early days of TSA and I was traveling home by airline.  I watched the engines box go by the inspectors monitor and really, that 5 lb boiler weight appeared to be a half a stick of dynamite and there was wiring for the motor and lights running everywhere.  The guy did not bat an eye and waved through what I would have identified as a potential  pipe bomb.

 

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