I know, usually people post that they want to sell items. I am posting that I want to buy something.
Basically, I am looking for any E-Z track, as long as it is in good condition, is nickel silver, and not too much money. It would be a plus if you lived in the Detroit metro area since I live there too.
We are buying a Christmas present for my wife's nephew. Needless to say, I was happy to hear that he is a model railroader, even though he is only 10. We get him E-Z track since there isn't room for a layout in the house. He has to put it down and take it up every time he operates. We can't spend too much money to maintain some sense of fairness to all of the other kids.
Best Regards,
John E
Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
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Re: Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
How much do you need? I have a decent amount of straight sections, a few 22" radius curved secions and a switch which are all Nickel Silver. If you're interested I'll go see exactly what I have.
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Re: Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
I'll check too for some of my son's old Thomas Tank track... I made a small foam board layout for him which he uses from time to time... when Dad want to play with it! LOL
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Re: Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
I would like a fair number of pieces. What is a fair number? Good question. I haven't seen his layout (the nephew lives in St. Louis), but at least the equivalent of a few 4 packs of track. By any chance do either of you live in southeastern Michigan?
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Re: Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
I checked, no more track. Sorry. I must have sold it all at the garage sale last year. I had quite a bit of it and sectional track I sold.
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Re: Anyone selling Bachmann E-Z track?
Sent you a Private MessageJohnE wrote:I know, usually people post that they want to sell items. I am posting that I want to buy something.
Basically, I am looking for any E-Z track, as long as it is in good condition, is nickel silver, and not too much money. It would be a plus if you lived in the Detroit metro area since I live there too.
We are buying a Christmas present for my wife's nephew. Needless to say, I was happy to hear that he is a model railroader, even though he is only 10. We get him E-Z track since there isn't room for a layout in the house. He has to put it down and take it up every time he operates. We can't spend too much money to maintain some sense of fairness to all of the other kids.
Best Regards,
John E