Always a pleasure seeing you all. 👍

Great show again. Really enjoyed Harry senior describing the parts available and all your vintage postwar lionel displayed.

Great to see The Old Man talking about parts. Very interesting.

Thanks guys.

I bought your pre war wheels that you guys make they work awesome 👏 thank you

I bought some passenger car diaphragms recently, and just realized it was from you guys. The originals had just melted due to heat. They fit perfect, nice that you had them. Good job of cataloging and pricing all these little bits. This doesn't just happen on its own, I suspect.

Hey Guys always look forward to your show!👍🏻😀 CP 4-6-4 "The Empress" #2816 is now restored by Canadian Pacific and will start it's historical run in April 2024 from Calgary AB. to Mexico in celebration of the the CPKC merger. They show it in some test runs.. it's beautiful. Be surprised if someone doesn't jump all over this and splash it in a catalog somewhere. Love the vids Guys.. thanks.🍻👍🏻

Great show today gents! I really enjoyed the look at the unusual articles. That hand-built crane car is exquisite, it certainly looks like it was built by a guy who knew his way around a machine shop. Harry's modification of that Pride Lines streamliner is very clever and I'm sure works a lot better than the original equipment. I'm not sure, but didn't Pride Lines also do a Green Diamond as well around that time? I've never seen a "Good N' Plenty" trainset. Interesting! Too bad I've never cared for "Good N' Plenty" all that much although I do remember the "Choo-Choo Charlie" TV commercials. Man, I just loved the "Old Boy's Toys" segment! You should do it more often! There's some GOOD stuff on the right side of the shop, no doubt about it! All those articles and artifacts from the history of the hobby never fail to fascinate me. You can tell people loved their trains considering the survival of so many of them, it never fails to amaze me how many are still around after so many decades. Looking forward to the next installment! Thanks for posting!

If you can't find it at Hennings, it don't exist.

Do you have the big 4 arm lionel transformers? How much? If they're the older ones did you add a fuse or circuit breaker in them like the new ones have if not can you add them?