Hello all, I am looking for opinions or any general information on Con-Cor passenger cars ..thank you..Mike
Con-Cor opinions
Dec 26, 2003
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I have one Amtrak Superliner and the trucks keep falling off. Either the kingpin is too short, or too small. I haven't tried to figure it out yet.
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=>Mike Kasiorek wrote: =>> Hello all, I am looking for opinions or any general information on =>> Con-Cor passenger cars ..thank you..Mike =>
=>I have one Amtrak Superliner and the trucks keep falling off. Either the =>kingpin is too short, or too small. I haven't tried to figure it out yet.
I replace those plastic thingies with screws as soon as possible - which sometimes means as soon as they fal out. :-)
Wolf Kirchmeir ................................. If you didn't want to go to Chicago, why did you get on this train? (Garrison Keillor)
Dear Sir, If you mean the 50-foot old-time cars, then my opinion is they are very good. They are a lot like the old AHM cars in appearance but with much better trucks & wheels. Cordially yours, Gerard P.
Use a screw to mount the couplers. I used masking tape to mask for some spray painting to rename a car and when I pulled the tape off, the original paint came off, too. Never had that happen with a painted model before. They were not helpful in suggestions for paint to repair the damage, either. I noticed that the Pullman has the same window pattern on both sides. Not sure many Pullmans were like that. Gene ABV61-1043.001.HCB
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