Tyco Mantua HO Burlington Alco C430 #4301 Locomotive T235A in Box For Repair
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Condition: Flaws: Broken pieces. Missing wheels. Box damage. The loco is disassembled with the handrail wire and small parts detached, and the motor is dusty with hair. The box has a torn and split corner flap, creases, edge wear and a pen '666' marking.
- Maker
- Tyco
- Category
- Model Trains
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This is a Tyco HO-scale Alco Century 430 diesel in Burlington (C.B.&Q.) red and gray, road number 4301, from the red-box years when Tyco trains were made by Mantua Metal Products of Woodbury Heights, New Jersey. The C430 was one of Tyco's popular HO diesels, offered over the years in many road names, and the Burlington Route is the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad, which served the Midwest and West. It comes in its original red Tyco window box, labeled on the end 'Diesel Alco Century 430, Powered/Lighted, Burlington (C.B.&Q.), T235A', which makes it a nice project for a repair bench or a parts stash.
Details
- Key facts: HO scale, Burlington Route lettering with road number 4301, wire handrails, black motor weight cast MANTUA TYCO, and a box marked Manufactured by Mantua Metal Products.
- The locomotive is apart, with the wire handrails, couplers, truck sideframes, motor cover and a few small black parts loose beside the shell, and the motor is dusty with some hair and debris.
- The window box has a torn and split corner flap, creases, edge wear and a pen '666' mark on the end.
- Everything shown in the photos is what you receive.
Please note: Locomotive is disassembled and sold as is for parts or repair; not offered as running.
Flaws: Broken pieces. Missing wheels. Box damage.
Photos are part of the description, and it will be packed with care.
Condition: Flaws: Broken pieces. Missing wheels. Box damage. The loco is disassembled with the handrail wire and small parts detached, and the motor is dusty with hair. The box has a torn and split corner flap, creases, edge wear and a pen '666' marking.