Who do you use for Lionel postwar and newer Lionel parts?

Brasseur, The Train Tender, and Hennings are good sources of parts.

Larry

The Train Tender is where I buy my post war parts.

Jeff kane.........ttender.com

http://www.ttender.com/

OR

Joe Scilla ..........jktrains.com

http://jktrains.com/

I would also add fellow forum member Chuck Sartor to the list above.  He sells parts in addition to doing repairs for postwar and modern-era.

http://only3rail.com/

Boxcar Bill is a great "go to" Lionel parts source, as well as ERR supplies.  If he does not have it, he will get it, at a lower cost than from Lionel direct.  See his ad (Modern Toy Train Parts) in O Gauge Rail-Roading.

George

Thanks to all who replied; I'll get started shopping today.

Carl

I buy used pre- and postwar Lionel and Marx locos for parts to repair my similar models.  Don't do new.  

For newer stuff I try to go to whoever i bought the loco from.

For all my postwar stuff, I get my parts from Jeff Kane at The Train Tender. Huge inventory, good prices, very fast shipping and.......he's a great guy. 

Roger

I do the new stuff, so when i want a part for a project I first look at Lionel's parts

listings on their site, and order direct. Most of my buying is not for repair, though - it's

for building/bashing.

Called Henning's about a part, a green short vista dome, used in Lionel's 15" streamline aluminum car 6-19119 for use in an Empire Builder set project using postwar F3 engines and newer production Lionel smooth-sided cars--shoot the engines and cars orange and green and letter them with Champ decals purchased some years ago.  Harry Hennings called me back and told me they checked on the computer and the part is NOT available.  I told him I'd call back with a parts order once I had a list; he couldn't have been more pleasant and responsive albeit for a "no sale today."

Carl

http://georgetebolt.com/

George has been around forever it seems and really knows his stuff when it comes to parts, and his prices are reasonable.

John