Call for availability and prices-too many to list S Gauge and O Gauge Mostly diesels
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WOW, How is this possible?
choochoopaul posted:WOW, How is this possible?
Honestly wondering the same thing. Looks like a lot of fairly modern offerings by the looks of the lighting plugs sticking out of many of them.
Wow! What happened to those U.P. DD35's? It appeard in your photos the center section caught on fire !
I seen these shells first hand. The condition on most of them is amazing. Great, for replacement of damaged shells. Attached is a picture of two I acquired
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jhz563 posted:choochoopaul posted:WOW, How is this possible?
Honestly wondering the same thing. Looks like a lot of fairly modern offerings by the looks of the lighting plugs sticking out of many of them.
They are all modern - bodies from conventional classic, TMCC and legacy engines.
I believe even some heritage shells mixed in. There is a beautiful set or two of TMCC scale Santa Fe F3 shells
Looks like Charlie won the service dept auction.
jhz563 posted:choochoopaul posted:WOW, How is this possible?
Honestly wondering the same thing. Looks like a lot of fairly modern offerings by the looks of the lighting plugs sticking out of many of them.
I don't work for Lionel, BUT it has been written on this forum that Lionel obtains parts for their service department by ordering extras on their product production runs, and then disassembling them when they arrive stateside. Mike Reagan alluded to this some years ago, as did Jerry Calabrese in an interview, when he was then head of Lionel.
The shells didnt catch fire they are missing hatches
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So, as they are in Freeport NY (I looked), a, well, port, does this mean that they:
Sell O shells by the seashore?
I'm sorry.
I'm very curious if I could use one or two of these shells for my pair of MPC era diesels. I have what I think are a GP8 and a SD28. The SD28 is really rough, the GP8 just has a homemade paint job and it shows up close. They both run great, just wish they looked better.
i dont have any shells for either of those chassis sorry
That Missouri Pacific GP-20 I see in the foreground in the first picture will fit the SD28 chassis. The shell may need the end mounting screw hole drilled, but that's easy.
Chuck Sartor posted:That Missouri Pacific GP-20 I see in the foreground in the first picture will fit the SD28 chassis. The shell may need the end mounting screw hole drilled, but that's easy.
Good catch by Chuck. That's a Lionel No. 28500 shell from 1999, and will fit any traditional SD/GP chassis. It didn't have an end mounting screw, so drilling the hole will be necessary, but as Chuck says, that's simple.
Anything for sd40-2
jeremy ferrell posted:Anything for sd40-2
Yes, it appears that the two red shells in center of photo are SD40-2
I have Vision Line Gensets and ES44acs and Centipedes and also regular versions too SHELLS!!!!!
Any wiring in the shells of the ES44ACs?
Charlienassau posted:I have Vision Line Gensets and ES44acs and Centipedes and also regular versions too SHELLS!!!!!
Do they have the missing parts as well?
