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Discussion related to the Lehigh Valley Railroad and predecessors for the period 1846-1976. Originally incorporated as the Delaware, Lehigh, Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad Company.

Moderator: scottychaos

 #922984  by scottychaos
 
Upper Hudson River Railroad Caboose #100 is for sale,
Located in North Creek, NY.

Originally Lehigh Valley number 95018.
built by the LV in Sayre in 1942.

http://www.ozarkmountainrailcar.com/det ... boose--NEW

http://www.trainweb.org/chris/uphudson.html

Scot
 #923264  by umtrr-author
 
The first link takes you to the offering page but you need to sign in to get details including price-- presumably to keep out the lookie-loos (like me).

Any thoughts on what the asking price might be? Just curious.

And of course, not including shipping :)
 #923315  by scottychaos
 
umtrr-author wrote:The first link takes you to the offering page but you need to sign in to get details including price-- presumably to keep out the lookie-loos (like me).

Any thoughts on what the asking price might be? Just curious.

And of course, not including shipping :)
I just created an account, to check the price:

$20,000

From the listing:
This unit can not be shipped on its own wheels since it is equipped with friction bearings. It will need to be trucked or loaded on a flat car, the interchanging railroad is Canadian Pacific. For shipping quotes please contact Ozark Rail Logistics at http://www.ozarkraillogistics.com

Former Lehigh Valley Railroad caboose, built circa 1940, converted into a escort caboose for escorting high and wide shipments, also used as a ticket office for a tourist railroad. Some of the mechanical details include: great body, friction bearings, cast shoes, AB valves, interior gravity water tank, remodeled interior, oil fired caboose stove, small kitchen with propane stove and refrigerator.
Scot
 #1039491  by O-6-O
 
I had a chance to get inside that baby and it is a clean and well kept as your typical living room. about the nicest caboose I've ever seen.

I know the paint is not LV correct so it might score only a 98 out of 100 on the perfect chart.