April 25, 2024
Lionel 14082 Pedestrian Walkover with Scale Speed Sensor MINT C10
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Item: accessory Item Number: 14082 Year Made: 2001-03 Scale: O or O/27 scale size Condition: C10, unused Box / Condition: original box, slight bow to box since most of it is empty Greenberg's Price: $50 Description: Lionel pedestrian crossing bridge, two infrared sensors that calculate velocity, molded controller with LCD screen displays train speed in scale miles per hour, detailed molded base and bridge construction, conveniently spans two track sections, clearance: 6 3/8" Photos: These are the photos of the actual item you are bidding on. Exception is new items by Lionel, we get the photos from Lionel's web site. (wierd question, but people ask) Taxes: Texas Residents will have to add 8.25% tax to all purchases. Payments: PayPal is most popular, other forms available, allow 10 days to clear. If you want to pay with Credit Card you'll need to go through PayPal too. Store or Auction: Many items are placed in the Ebay Store, and if they dont sell in due time, I lower the price, if they still stick around... they go to auction. Sometimes I dump many items into auction to get money and space for more huge collections we have coming in. Questions: Feel free to email any questions about the items. Most auction items close on Friday nights, do not wait until the last minute because I may not be reading emails at that moment
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