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How about his very own Fairmount Speeder!No joke! There's one up for bid on E-Bay
See <http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2127463478&showtutorial=0&indexURL=0&photoDisplayType=0&ed=0&userId=&pass=>Frank Musick
Lehigh & Atlantic Railway, Canal Navigation Company
<www.KelticSylk.com>
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A local newspaper in Wichita KS has been listing a Speeder for sale, every week since about the end of June. Reportedly a Fairmont gang Car with a two-cylinder Onan power plant. The asking price is $4500, which is probably why it hasn't sold. Speeder cars show up for sale around here several times a year, usually at prices in the $1000 range for a one-cylinder Fairmont car in Operable condition.
Dan
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There is a speeder club up here in new england. Only problem these people seem to have is finding a suitable piece of railroad to run on.
Permissions and insurance BS notwithstanding.
Certified B&M nut!
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Hey and its from the Illinois Central as well!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
David Klemm
Illinos & St Louis Divisions
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