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 AF 924 Covered Hopper 911 Gondola  US $4.95
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 6 48611 American Flyer Cargill 3 Bay Covered Hopper New OB US $35.00
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 6 48610 American Flyer Nickel Plate Road Covered Hopper New OB US $35.00
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 American Flyer NIB 6 48611 Cargill 3 bay covered hopper US $45.00
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 American Flyer new 6 48602 Erie Covered hopper US $38.00
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 American Flyer new 6 48621 CN Covered Hopper 390342 US $48.00
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 American Flyer new 6 48601 Union Pacific Covered hopper US $35.00
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 American Flyer 48621 Canadian National Covered Hopper US $39.95
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 American Flyer 48609 Delaware Hudson Covered Hopper US $30.00
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 American Flyer by Lionel Delaware and Hudson Covered Hopper 6 48609 US $9.99
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 Am Flyer LTI 48609 DH Covered Hopper US $27.00
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 Am Flyer LTI 4 9207 BO covered hopper US $25.00
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 American Flyer 924 CRP covered hopper US $14.00
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 American Flyer 924 CRP covered hopper US $16.00
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 American Flyer 924 CRP covered hopper US $16.00
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What Was Most Unusual Encounter Regarding Train?
Did one recently 'sneak up' upon reader from behind, find a
grain hopper car cover below a trestle, watching transients
'moon' passing Am Trak? What exactly got your attention?
Wow, lots of interesting events over the years.
Having biker chicks "flash" the trains as we go by is definatly an attention getter.
Coming around a curve at high speed and seeing a headlight that appears to be directly on your track can make you dive for the door until you realize it is on the track right next to yours.
Seeing an automobile stranded ont he tracks with someone running towards the train waving their arms screaming STOP!!! is another one you wont forget any time soon.
Hearing the crunch of a vehicle as your train hits it is not pleasant.
Rolling down the tracks on a pleasant summer evening makes you realize it is not such a bad job after all.