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Jeremy
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First, who made these ore cars. They have metal bases and I think MDC/Roundhouse.




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Jeremy,
You are correct about the ore cars being made by MDC/Roundhouse.
As for the motor truck,my guess would be Lima? Rivarossi? I dunno!

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Jeremy, my guess for the truck is Fleischmann, but it's only a guess. - Thomas
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Jeremy
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Thanks Thomas, that was my first thought as well.
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DaCheez
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Jeremy, my guess for the truck is Fleischmann, but it's only a guess. - Thomas


+1 on the Fleischmann. I knew I'd seen one of those motors somewhere...the gearing looks identical to an F-mann loco from the 60's that I have buried somewhere
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