April 9, 2024
Plasticville U.S.A. 0/027 gauge GO-2 Gas Station Kit W/Lionel CTC Lock-On, Clean
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From the 1950's this is an Original Plasticville U.S.A. 0/027 gauge GO-2 Gas Station Kit in the Original Box along with an original Lionel CTC Lock-On. The kit is clean, complete and in excellent condition with no glue or breaks, there is an original paper window insert. The Lionel CTC Lock-On is used to supply power to any light (not included) that you may choose to put into the structure. The original box is complete but worn. This kit will fit any Lionel type 0/027 gauge steam or diesel engine freight or passenger train set layout. Please check the pictures carefully, all items offered as pictured and sold as-is, as shown, as described. High bidder agrees to pay U.S.P.S. Priority shipping and handling which includes Delivery Confirmation in the United States (2 pounds). Please remember your are dealing with a 55+ year old toy, PLEASE ASK ALL QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU BID. Please CHECK OUT OUR EBAY STORE TRAINRENN FOR MORE GREAT ITEMS or our EBAY AUCTION SITE REROB2011. If you are the high bidder on more than one auction ending within 5 days please wait to be billed before payment. At that time all items will be combined to save shipping costs. Payment for all items must be received within 5 business days. All International sales will be shipped International Priority shipping unless a different method is agreed upon.
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