Only made for a short time and never reissued, the model # 5200 trolley's were quite popular, sold out quick and are seldom available on the secondary market. To my knowledge these three colors are the only production versions. I have seen at least one other color that I assume was a prototype etc. Even harder to acquire is the dummy trailer. Simple, they have forward only motors.
Steve
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Wouldn't mind one or two of those for the Razorback Traction fleet... 
Mitch
These are nice trolleys,are they for sale,bought a David O King trolley from you couple months ago,good hearing from you.
Michael Lemanowicz posted:These are nice trolleys,are they for sale,bought a David O King trolley from you couple months ago,good hearing from you.
Thanks Mike, these are not for sale.
Steve
NICE! Wish I had one! My daughter gave me a Knox and Floyd Classic Toys clockwork tinplate model of a Melbourne, Australia tram as a birthday present, and it has O gauge wheels. I rode the real thing in San Francisco in 2000.
NOTE: I corrected the name of the manufacturer above! It was NOT Schylling!
We love trolleys. We bought a McCoy spirit of 76 trolley last year.
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