This is exciting.
They look like S Helper trucks.  Suppose they will be or they were just
used for the photos pending new tooling? At last we have something you
could give a grandson that's new and not expensive.  My local hobby
store sells Train 19 @ list of 19.95 ea. for 17.95 so I assume that'll
be his price for these.

Chuck Harrington wrote:
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