April 9, 2024
Con-Cor Baltimore & Ohio 5-Passenger Car Set #0001-004020
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This is a beautiful set of passenger cars that represent the great trains of the B&O in the '40s and '50s. All cars are in excellent shape with no flaws that I have noticed. They are extremely detailed with full under carraige detail see picture) and complete interior detail. The cars do not have interior lights. I have modified the lead end of lead car (the RPO) with a Kadee magnetic coupler (see photo). The other end of the RPO retains the rapido type coupler as does the remainder of the train. So make sure your engine has the matching coupler. If you desire to change the coupler back, it would require complete set of new passenger trucks with the Rapido coupler installed. The other cars are the coach, diner, sleeper, and the observation. A set of F7 diesels or the Cincinnatian P7d engines look great leading this consist. I have enjoyed this train as I have run it behind my Cincinnatian engine. Now it is time to let someone else enjoy it. If you elect to pay the "Buy it Now" price, I will throw in a second Con-Cor coach (#0001-0400 1W-2) absolutely free!! That's six cars for the price of five! Please ask questions before bidding. The winner must pay within 3 days or the item will be relisted. Returns only accepted if I have not described the set accurately. In this case, please email me and let me know the problem. Buyer pays
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