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George wrote: Yup, I saw that you had bid on the one that ended on the 19th so I stayed out of it. Then there was one that sold on the 25th and I bid on it but got sniped. I got the one from last

The seller "alana-rose" just put up on eBay some group lots of A1Gs including the large cars... 94 foot tankers, auto racks, hi-cube box and stock cars. Listed as MIB and with boxes according to the

In the interests of keeping everyone informed... I don't think this has any impact on this group, unless you don't have a Yahoo ID. --Your list-owner Dear Yahoo! Groups Moderator, IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Here is the complete link to this elusive car for those who want to see it and bid: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ViewItem&item=3141761607&category=486 Sorry for the mispost earlier. Edward

Folks, I found anohter 2303b for sale on ebay. It looks to be in pretty good shape. I already have one so will leave this one for others to attempt to get. Link to the item is:

I wish I had some extras of that car. I could make a little money. Will be looking for more of them down here in Texas. The 2303b I won on ebay came from California. All but two cars in my

be interested in selling before going to e-bay? I will post a listing here of what I have for sale. I only buy from ebay, I don't sell. I don't see the point of paying a third party just to sell

Edward wrote: I will post a listing here of what I have for sale. I only buy from ebay, I don't sell. I don't see the point of paying a third party just to sell something. I have a few freight cars as

Nice collection of A1G cars you got their Edward. On the A1G passenger cars, Please place a listing here of the duplicate cars that you would be interested in selling before going to e-bay? Rrick

I thought I would post my growing list of A1G freight equipment. My accumulation is as follows: (This list grows weekly) item #/ roadname/condition 2202 PRR MIB 2205 WM no box/step missing 2234 SSW

Edward and all... it is my suspicion that the various 2260s interchangably came with either of the ladders, either the full with the handrails or the short without the handrails. For example, I've

I was wondering about something I have noticed about some of the single dome chemical tank cars. I own cars #2261 (Gulf), #2262 (Frontier) and #2264a (General American). The only mechanical difference

I just looked at ebay and ALL FOUR of the 94 foot super tank cars are listed for auction, all starting at $4.99. Too bad I have curtailed my ebay buying because of some local swap meets coming up.

And use them I have... world exclusive, folks... at least for now :-) I have just finished putting up a new page on the A1G site with the three scans Edward has graciously provided. Just go to the A1G

I have posted a picture of the two different variations of the 2303 NYC refrigerator car, car numbers 1000 and 1020 in the photos section. I took several different pictures of both cars and will send

That is where I got this odd car. Only paid about $2.50 for it (MIB!!!) in a cluster of 5 cars ($12.00). I got the 1020 first, then ended up with 1000 as a single car auction a few days later and

Edward wrote: EBay is where I got most of the ones I didn't get when I was a youngster. Do you snipe:>)? Yup, good to have all variations of a release. Like I said, I have an example of each release

Edward wrote: I have two very different versions of the #2303 New York Central reefer. Both cars are yellow with a green stripe, white lettering and silver roof and ends. The differences are several.

Edward and all, as you probably noted on the A1G site, Barry Wingard reported this number variation (but not the painting and lettering variations that Ed described) in his book "The Collector's Guide

I have two very different versions of the #2303 New York Central reefer. Both cars are yellow with a green stripe, white lettering and silver roof and ends. The differences are several. Both boxes are