https://www.rxrsignals.com/Phpbb3/
te descriptions says the bell rings just fine so if your interested nathanfromengland and have enough money for it id say go for it. go ahead and pick it up!NathanFromEngland wrote:This guy is asking for a really reasonable price for this WRRS bell, but i feel concerned when i do not see any wires, nor the inside of the bell itself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Railro ... 0009.m1982
He lives in England, and that just ships to within the US.dan the ca railfan wrote:te descriptions says the bell rings just fine so if your interested nathanfromengland and have enough money for it id say go for it. go ahead and pick it up!NathanFromEngland wrote:This guy is asking for a really reasonable price for this WRRS bell, but i feel concerned when i do not see any wires, nor the inside of the bell itself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Railro ... 0009.m1982
oh are you by any chance interested in picking up the bell!freebrickproductions wrote:He lives in England, and that just ships to within the US.dan the ca railfan wrote:te descriptions says the bell rings just fine so if your interested nathanfromengland and have enough money for it id say go for it. go ahead and pick it up!NathanFromEngland wrote:This guy is asking for a really reasonable price for this WRRS bell, but i feel concerned when i do not see any wires, nor the inside of the bell itself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Railro ... 0009.m1982
Also, there might not be any wires due to the wires that connected to the rest of the signal from the bell having been removed prior to removal.
Not really...dan the ca railfan wrote:oh are you by any chance interested in picking up the bell!freebrickproductions wrote:He lives in England, and that just ships to within the US.dan the ca railfan wrote:te descriptions says the bell rings just fine so if your interested nathanfromengland and have enough money for it id say go for it. go ahead and pick it up!NathanFromEngland wrote:This guy is asking for a really reasonable price for this WRRS bell, but i feel concerned when i do not see any wires, nor the inside of the bell itself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Railro ... 0009.m1982
Also, there might not be any wires due to the wires that connected to the rest of the signal from the bell having been removed prior to removal.
Plus, FYI, The birthday money i get just gets saved up for a really long time,freebrickproductions wrote:Not really...dan the ca railfan wrote:oh are you by any chance interested in picking up the bell!freebrickproductions wrote:He lives in England, and that just ships to within the US.dan the ca railfan wrote:te descriptions says the bell rings just fine so if your interested nathanfromengland and have enough money for it id say go for it. go ahead and pick it up!NathanFromEngland wrote:This guy is asking for a really reasonable price for this WRRS bell, but i feel concerned when i do not see any wires, nor the inside of the bell itself.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Western-Railro ... 0009.m1982
Also, there might not be any wires due to the wires that connected to the rest of the signal from the bell having been removed prior to removal.
Not that bad, really. Most new crossing bells cost about that much.dan the ca railfan wrote:well this is a high price for a gsi e-bell on ebay 279 dollars +28 dollars shipping for a gsi e-bell from cxs that was rebuilt!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Railroad-Cross ... 0010.m2109
Seller has since lowered the bid to $600, it's still too expensive, and IMO, it would need a lot of work done to get it working againMcK&H.Aust wrote:Not quite as expensive as the last teardrop bell, but at $800 it's still a high price for a bell which may not work and has a cracked door. Looks like it was being used as a boat anchor!
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Old-U-S-S-Co-T ... SwM85bge0l