Hello, Naples here! Man, is it a beautiful day today - mid-80's, blue sky, gentle breeze, sunny with a few puffy clouds. We just finished a nice lunch with friends out on our lanai. Spectacular view! Lots of boats. Any way, enough. I sound like the local chamber of commerce! I have some things that might be of interest to those of you who like to modify freight car kits, or scratchbuild freight cars. I picked these items out as I continue to thin out my stock of detail part items. Here they are: - Tichy #3031, 1/5/5/5 boxcar ends (2), Youngstown with rib on top peak end, cost was $2.50 - Tichy #3032, 0/5/5/5 boxcar ends (2), Youngstown with plain top peak end, cost was$2.50 - Tichy #3058, Youngstown boxcar 7/8 end (only 1) for single sheathed cars, cost was $1.25 - Tichy #3029, 40ft wood roof walk with end roof platforms, cost was $2.00 each (two available) - Grant Line #5027, wooden boxcar doors with Camel hardware, circa 1930's, cost was $1.50 - Details West #181, three panel ribbed boxcar doors with guides, tack boards, cost was $1.75 (all the above items are plastic) - Details Associates #6203, 40ft metal roof walk, photo etched rectangular pattern, with supports, cost was $5.00 - Overland #2127, 40ft metal roofwalk, rectangular pattern, with end hand grabs, cost was $3.50 - Plano #190, 40ft boxcar metal roofwalk, round Morton pattern, with details, brake platform, cost was $4.00 - Plano $196, metal roofwalk, round Morton pattern, for R-40-23 PFE reefer or similar. No end platforms. Cost was $2.25. That's it. Total cost for all of these items "way back when" was $28.25, likely much more now. I'd want to move them off to somebody in frisco.org who will put most or all of them to good use. For $17.00 (60% of cost). I'll ship them to you via USPS first class package, and I'll pay the shipping. Let me know if interested via frisco.org PM. Payment via PayPal "friends & family" to avoid fees. Thanks! Ken meteor910
