Trainworld's Custom MTH Trolley | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

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I received my custom 1964-1965 Long Island Rail Road World's Fair trolley from Trainworld today. It is a custom run of MTH's standard Bump n' Go trolley. A very, very well done car. Mine runs glass smooth out of the box. Very happy I bought it. I understand there are not many available.

I'm a Maryland boy but I do and have spent every summer and most every holiday in the Hamptons (Southampton in particular) at the family home. I've ridden the LIRR often, new trains and old (including cab rides!) and am particularly interested in the LIRR's impact on Eastern LI farming/fishing communities and the Hamptons in particular.

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Very nice! Not too many made and not too many places better than Southampton to spend your summers! Stopped there many times in my LIRR days. Enjoy!

-Tom

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