Standard Gauge track clips | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Mason RasconaOGR Forum Member

HEY ALL!!! It's mason here and a I just got some Lionel prewar standard Gauge trains, a 384e to be exact. Anyway, I need a track clip because I don't have one that's complete, mine is missing parts and I would like to run these trains during steamtown's 2017 Cresco excursions. If you have one you could donate to me I'd greatly appreciate it! Contact me at MasonRascona@gmail.com

7/31/179:00 PM

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Mason RasconaOGR Forum Member

This track clip I speak of is the one that connects the transformer/rheostat to the track.

8/1/177:38 AM

gftivOGR Forum Member

Just solder two wires to the track.

F&G RYOGR Forum Member

2 spade connectors stick into underside of rail.

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