<VV> Toy Train (Little Corvair)

[Tony Underwood]

At 09:26 AM 11/1/2009, Steven J. Serenska wrote:
>Smitty:
> > Smitty Says;  hey guys, about a year ago there was a thread about 
> an O gage car hauler out that had Corvairs on it.  Can somebody 
> supply the company name .  Any other specifics would be appreciated
> >
>The manufacturer is MTH Electric Trains.
>
>You can see the car at this link:
>http://www.railking1gauge.com/detail.asp?item=30-76310
>
>On that page, there's a little "Find It" button.  If you click it, it
>will print a list of MTH dealers who currently have it in stock.  Matt
>Cornely, the owner of Mainline Hobbies in Penn. is a good guy and will
>ship it right out to you.  I got mine over the summer.
>
>Steven "never too many trains or Corvairs" Serenska



We have an S, HO, and N gauge train layout with a few HO and N gauge 
cars on board... but only ONE is a Corvair, N Gauge late model coupe, 
silver.    It's the only N Gauge railroad syle Corvair model I'd 
seen, snapped it up at a hobby shop, used, in their "discounted" 
section.   There's also a Shelby Cobra and some more mundane things 
like a Fairlane and even a Gremlin.    The Gremlin is a Gremlin-X, 
Levi-Edition, of all things.   ;)    The detail on the N Gauge cars 
is better than one might imagine.


As a kid I had an HO gauge racecar track layout with several 
different cars including a Corvette Stingray, a Ferrari 250-GTO, 
and...  a late Corvair.   The Corvair I think was a Tyco.   The 
Ferrari was Aurora I believe.   Those two were my favorites.



tony..    needs more room for the layout which is only 4"x12" and 
currently being dismantled for a move to another room since someone 
wants the den back for human habitat