I've been trying to track down what happened to a New Jersey locomotive for some time, and have spent about $90.00 on long distance calls to little effect.

The locomotive is U.S. Navy 0-4-0T No. 3 which spent a significant part of its post-Navy life at Mahalcick Salvage in NJ. At some point it was sold to a hobby shop in Absecon, NJ call "The Train Station" and was displayed there. The hobby shop closed a few years back, the locomotive is gone, and I am at a loss trying to find it.

Does anyone know where this one went and/or have a photo of it?

U.S. Navy 0-4-0T No. 3
dougb@sunserver.com

I think it might be in front of a Harley dealership on Route 30 on the east side of the Parkway. It looks great and makes a great back drop for the motor cycles. Let us know if this is th engine you are thinking of.

> I've been trying to track down what happened
> to a New Jersey locomotive for some time,
> and have spent about $90.00 on long distance
> calls to little effect.

> The locomotive is U.S. Navy 0-4-0T No. 3
> which spent a significant part of its
> post-Navy life at Mahalcick Salvage in NJ.
> At some point it was sold to a hobby shop in
> Absecon, NJ call "The Train
> Station" and was displayed there. The
> hobby shop closed a few years back, the
> locomotive is gone, and I am at a loss
> trying to find it.

> Does anyone know where this one went and/or
> have a photo of it?

> I think it might be in front of a Harley
> dealership on Route 30 on the east side of
> the Parkway. It looks great and makes a
> great back drop for the motor cycles. Let us
> know if this is th engine you are thinking
> of.

I just got off the phone with the Harley dealership! That's the one. Thank you very much for the help.

Regards,
Doug


U.S. Navy 0-4-0T No. 3
dougb@sunserver.com

here's their website and they have a picture of it

imthevoice@aol.com

ok so i have a prob posting links!
just cut and paste

http://www.acharley.com/showroom/index.htm


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