Seems more like a "heavy overhaul" to me................................
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-All-Nat ... SwN6JY~S9k
Peter
"Needs light restore"...............
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Re: "Needs light restore"...............
Could at least get the photos right side up,
Set up for outside 3rd rail - where are the outside rail aficionados?
At least it's not insanely overpriced like some others,
Set up for outside 3rd rail - where are the outside rail aficionados?
At least it's not insanely overpriced like some others,
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. It also gives you a lot of unhealthy coping mechanisms, trust issues, and a dark sense of humor.
Re: "Needs light restore"...............
Really love that "easy-empty" water tank on the tender!

Edit: corrected punctuation
Edit: corrected punctuation
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Re: "Needs light restore"...............
Doesn't look like AN to me.
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Re: "Needs light restore"...............
bob turner wrote:Doesn't look like AN to me.
Earlier and older?
What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. It also gives you a lot of unhealthy coping mechanisms, trust issues, and a dark sense of humor.
Re: "Needs light restore"...............
Bob,
I contacted the seller about this. Boiler casting and some parts are AN but the mechanism is not and neither is the tender.
Joe
I contacted the seller about this. Boiler casting and some parts are AN but the mechanism is not and neither is the tender.
Joe
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Re: "Needs light restore"...............
Tender lettering seems to say "Bay Shore Central" -- anyone recognize that name? Perhaps it was a club on Long Island?
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