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Len did a custom restoration on this former set of Lionel 2344  F3 shells in the Erie paint scheme. I painted the frames with satin Black spray paint.

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Len has also restored other F3 shells for me in their original paint scheme :

2353 Santa Fe 

2345 Western Pacific

2344 New York Central 

I can post pictures if you would like to see them.

Thanks,

Richard

 

 

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SURFLINER posted:

How about an actual $ amount one could expect to pay for exterior restoration?  A plus or minus $ would be acceptable as some units would require more labor than others.  Thanks in advance.

as jeff mentioned, his prices are on his website, Len does stunning restorations....once your hooked, your hooked!...when we had our railroad shop we used to send the ugly shells to Len for his expertise, they would sell instantly with his name attached to them...they are better than new when they come back...make your eyeballs pop out of your head kinda good!

A few years ago, I was lucky enough to pick up at York an A-B-A set of MPC double motored F3's that Len had done in the postwar 2358 B&O scheme. With the flawless paint and added detail they look BETTER than mint originals. And I really lust for the NH Jet done as the Toy Fair / Salesman's sample with "LIONEL" painted on the sides. 

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