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PRR 4800
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The proprietor of my LHS has an illness. I've termed it "C-Liner-itis". Somehow he's accumulated over 30 old c-liners, all intact and good shape, in what's gotta be at least 20 different roadnames. Never knew they made so many. Once I found them all and put them in a box to show him, he decided he wanted to get rid of them. Anyone need a particular C-Liner for anything? Also, F-Unit shells by the dozen in a large crate, if anyone wants any, as well as a bunch of old plastic steamers (4 or 5) for junk. They're open the 1st saturday of each month and I'm there every time. I'll post neat stuff I find there and if anyone bites, I'll get it for them next time round.
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I collect AHM/IHC C-Liners.... Where is the LHS located...???

There are 3 main variations....

1) The Black plastic hatch cover behind the top of the cab, which is sometiimes missing.
2) A solid hatch cover.
3) A fan behind the top of the cab that is molded into the shell.

The IHC C-Liners use a different motor set up. amd the inside of the shell is slightly different.

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*bites you*
How much?
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and no pictures?



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I would be interested in B&O and C&O roadnames if he has any.

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Redneck Justin
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A Texas Special and a Southern or Seaboard will be cool. I would be interested in the steamer junk.
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Connor a hobby shop that is opened 1 day a month. And that day id a Saturday.
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PRR 4800
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Apologies apologies for the no pictures on anything yet, I seem to be a bit technologically impaired of late

AFKid: it's in Titusville NJ. I'm pretty sure they're all AHM, I'll test each one and have a list with pics and prices as soon as I can (on the 7th.)

Microbusss: I didn't ask a price last time but I know he wants less than $10 each, and not a one has any problems that I could see.

AMC Gremlin and redneck Justin: I know there's at least one each C&O and Southern, almost positive there's an ACL one in there. No B&O though.

toptrain: Yes, he really is open one saturday a month. It's a shed full of, as near as I can tell, the trash of a thousand model railroaders of decades past. The newest thing in there is 35+ years old (a battered American GK E60C-2 which will be MINE soon ), and there's everything back to WWI-era large scale. But it also has proven to be a ceaseless source of interesting stuff.

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AF Kid
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Sounds like time for a "Road Trip".....
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any BN Burlington UP or Rock Island I'd want
give us Barabas!
I mean pictures
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No BN, rock or CB&Q. One, maybe two UP and I seem to remember one Rio Grande. There's like three Northern Pacific ones though.
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quote:
No BN, rock or CB&Q. One, maybe two UP and I seem to remember one Rio Grande. There's like three Northern Pacific ones though.
Originally posted by PRR 4800 - November 21 2013 :  7:42:20 PM


ooo gimmie!!!!
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What about a Wabash unit? If you see any with a 3 digit Number that starts off with 0, those are for a Lionel by Rivarossi.
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