For sale on e-Bay.

http://cgi.aol.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2115304264
ryarger@rypn.org

> For sale on e-Bay.

And for only $20 Million!

ryarger@rypn.org

They individuals selling it have been trying to sell in the past for 20K; perhaps a typo?

It is a "Little Engines" 1-1/2" scale 4-8-4 in 7-1/2" gauge. It has been on the market for some time.

(These are not my own observations, but the comments of another poster on the Park Trains group on Yahoo.)

-James Hefner
Hebrews 10:20a

> And for only $20 Million!


Surviving World Steam Locomotives
james1@pernet.net

> They individuals selling it have been trying
> to sell in the past for 20K; perhaps a typo?

> It is a "Little Engines"
> 1-1/2" scale 4-8-4 in 7-1/2"
> gauge. It has been on the market for some
> time.

> (These are not my own observations, but the
> comments of another poster on the Park
> Trains group on Yahoo.)

> -James Hefner
> Hebrews 10:20a

The gauge of the locomotive is 10". It was scratch built, and many of the parts, particularly the side rods, reflect this. It has been listed numerous times on ebay, and those of us in the Old North State find it to be a continuing source of amusement.

Maybe he can swap it for 614, oh wait then Ross would still owe 18 million! Lol, I don't where some people get their ideas about what things are worth.

> Maybe he can swap it for 614, oh wait then
> Ross would still owe 18 million! Lol, I
> don't where some people get their ideas
> about what things are worth.

Tried to buy a house from a lady one time,must have been related to them. After she told me what she wanted for it I said I'd have to go look again. I did and told her what I thought it was worth. I don't think she has come in for a landing yet.
Jim


rrfanjim@mvn.net