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Author:  PMC [ Tue Jan 07, 2025 8:06 pm ]
Post subject:  CB&Q Doodlebug 9817 for sale in Denver.
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"Brett Hall

Anyone need a project? I have CB&Q Doodlebug 9817 for sale in Denver. It's sitting on MILW Nystrom truck which are not include but I have trucks of similar design to the 1950s original to the car to send with it. PM me."

Edit: comment by OP on 01/08, price is $13,000:
"Brett Hall
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Eric Liscom $13k. The MILW trucks under it do not go with it. I have trucks similar to the ones under it in the 1950s which are roller bearing. This car will take a lot to ship by rail. I have a trucking company that specializes in these moves. I've been using them for 30 years.

2d"

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Author:  wesp [ Wed Jan 08, 2025 6:27 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: CB&Q Doodlebug 9817 for sale in Denver.
Brett,

Is this car essentially a non-powered trailer with no remaining power plant and power truck?

~Wesley
Author:  Alexander D. Mitchell IV [ Wed Jan 08, 2025 10:15 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: CB&Q Doodlebug 9817 for sale in Denver.
wesp wrote:
Brett,

Is this car essentially a non-powered trailer with no remaining power plant and power truck?


Keilty's "Doodlebug Country" says that the Burlington converted this into a trailer all the way back in 1951.

The real question is, is ANYTHING left inside? Seats, etc.?
Author:  PMC [ Thu Jan 09, 2025 10:34 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: CB&Q Doodlebug 9817 for sale in Denver.
wesp wrote:
Brett,

Is this car essentially a non-powered trailer with no remaining power plant and power truck?

~Wesley

The original post was on Facebook, I just copied and pasted it, so he probably won't see your query here. If you are on Facebook, try PM'ing him.
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