I probably know the answer to this question but if I don't ask I'll always wonder... Does that make sence? Anyway, Is there a place where I can purchase an old wig wag crossing signal? I've always wanted one and don't know where to go to find one. Help!

kenm9@msn.com

Seriously, watch Ebay. Have seen them before.

> I probably know the answer to this question
> but if I don't ask I'll always wonder...
> Does that make sence? Anyway, Is there a
> place where I can purchase an old wig wag
> crossing signal? I've always wanted one and
> don't know where to go to find one. Help!


Travel Town Museum
greg@cscvrr.org

> I probably know the answer to this question
> but if I don't ask I'll always wonder...
> Does that make sence? Anyway, Is there a
> place where I can purchase an old wig wag
> crossing signal? I've always wanted one and
> don't know where to go to find one. Help!

There is a website devoted to wig-wags. There is probably a LINK to it from this RyPN site.

midlandblb@cs.com

> Is there a
> place where I can purchase an old wig wag
> crossing signal? I've always wanted one and
> don't know where to go to find one. Help!

If you haven't already, I would suggest posting this question to the Western Board on trainorders.com. There is a signal maintainer from Central Oregon and Pacific who is a regular on that board, and (more importantly) he also has permission to sell old CORP signal equipment when it is retired.

trainorders.com
pnichol6@prodigy.net

Thanks for all the leads. I'll let you know if I have any luck.

> If you haven't already, I would suggest
> posting this question to the Western Board
> on trainorders.com. There is a signal
> maintainer from Central Oregon and Pacific
> who is a regular on that board, and (more
> importantly) he also has permission to sell
> old CORP signal equipment when it is
> retired.


kenm9@msn.com