Congrats again on 2K Ray!! 👏 I love these open houses. It's always cool to see your favorite equipment up close and personal. I'll keep an eye out for the Metro North Comet Cars for ya! - Ryan
I think the big news is the haircut! ✂️ Congrats on the 2K subs! 🎉. You looked like an excited little kid digging in that bag of goodies, that is some fun swag.
@@garys0scale525 I got everything Gary thanks so much. I’ve already left for York so I haven’t got a chance to play with it yet but I can’t wait to when I get home !
Wow Ray that’s the cleanest railroad workshop I’ve ever seen I really like the employees engine and the New York Central engine and yes please do a video on the 1947 catalog thanks for sharing your fun day
Great show tonight Ray! First off, congratulations and well-done on 2,000 subscribers! See, nice guys DO finish first! A fun aquisition that 1947 Lionel catalog! A real time machine too, but just to give a little perspective on those $60 and $70 set prices. In 1947 $50 would have gotten you a Winchester rifle and $40 a Colt revolver. Lionels were top quality but they were expensive, no doubt. That Metro-North open house looked like an absolute gas! And wow, doesn't that New York Central unit look fantastic, my favorite out of the whole bunch! Thanks for bringing us along!
Absolutely cool, Ray! I sure looked like a great time. I’ve been in a number of locomotive shops in my career and that has to be the cleanest and brightest one that I’ve ever seen. Congratulations on the 2K subs. I just hit 60, which is way more than I thought I would get. Your channel is still my favorite, so much cool stuff, for sure. I probably would have closed all of those open knuckles on the locomotives, as that was an unwritten rule, back when I was working. Those diesels were real nice. I like the flared radiators, similar to the SD 45’s. Great paint schemes, too. An excellent video, as always. I’ll see you at York.
@@RaysTrains It will be a great time! I’ll probably get to York around noon to 1 or so, depending on how soon I can get out of Atlantic City and through Philly on the Schuylkill.
Ray great tour of the engine shop those metro north engines are amazing and man that ny central was awsome thanks for sharing and congrats again on the 2k subscibers you deserve it great content
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Congrats again on 2K Ray!! 👏 I love these open houses. It's always cool to see your favorite equipment up close and personal. I'll keep an eye out for the Metro North Comet Cars for ya! - Ryan
@@TheTrainboard thanks Ryan !!
I think the big news is the haircut! ✂️ Congrats on the 2K subs! 🎉. You looked like an excited little kid digging in that bag of goodies, that is some fun swag.
@@ArtsModelTrains hahaha had to get a fresh cut for York
Awesome footage Ray. I wish they had a "super-like" button for videos like these.
1947 that is when my dad was getting his train. Cool
lol 😆 it’s funny to see you smiling ear to ear showing off your Metro Swag bag treasures.
Great vid Ray 👍🏻
This is like looking at full size scale model (toy) trains. Love the footage!
@@garys0scale525 I got everything Gary thanks so much. I’ve already left for York so I haven’t got a chance to play with it yet but I can’t wait to when I get home !
SUPER great tour Ray. Really liked the dedication to employees car.
@@oldmanjimh3165 thank you Jim
Good to see the channel going from strength to strength. Well done Ray. Excellent video as always. PS. GO DODGERS!😊🇬🇧🚂
@@davidbarr9343 plz god beat the Mets I can’t deal with a subway series 😂
@@RaysTrains A subway series would be a nightmare!🎃
Wow Ray that’s the cleanest railroad workshop I’ve ever seen I really like the employees engine and the New York Central engine and yes please do a video on the 1947 catalog thanks for sharing your fun day
Ray, as always except video, thanks for sharing!👍👍🚈🚈🚞🚞🚄🚄
@@ronaldclemons1206 thanks Ronald
Excellent 👍I had to work sorry I missed it
Nice video of croton Harmon you did a really good job . Also congrats on 2ksubscribers.
Can’t wait to see you at York on Thursday and Friday
Great show tonight Ray!
First off, congratulations and well-done on 2,000 subscribers! See, nice guys DO finish first!
A fun aquisition that 1947 Lionel catalog! A real time machine too, but just to give a little perspective on those $60 and $70 set prices. In 1947 $50 would have gotten you a Winchester rifle and $40 a Colt revolver. Lionels were top quality but they were expensive, no doubt.
That Metro-North open house looked like an absolute gas! And wow, doesn't that New York Central unit look fantastic, my favorite out of the whole bunch!
Thanks for bringing us along!
@@wayneantoniazzi2706 see you soon Wayne !
@@RaysTrains Looking forwar to it!
Congratulations on 2k
Definitely cool to see !! Congrats on the 2k subscribers!! I will be at York Friday
@@scottfrezza3573 look for me !
Absolutely cool, Ray! I sure looked like a great time. I’ve been in a number of locomotive shops in my career and that has to be the cleanest and brightest one that I’ve ever seen. Congratulations on the 2K subs. I just hit 60, which is way more than I thought I would get. Your channel is still my favorite, so much cool stuff, for sure. I probably would have closed all of those open knuckles on the locomotives, as that was an unwritten rule, back when I was working. Those diesels were real nice. I like the flared radiators, similar to the SD 45’s. Great paint schemes, too. An excellent video, as always. I’ll see you at York.
@@johnandrus3901 can’t wait to see you John !
@@RaysTrains It will be a great time! I’ll probably get to York around noon to 1 or so, depending on how soon I can get out of Atlantic City and through Philly on the Schuylkill.
Ray great tour of the engine shop those metro north engines are amazing and man that ny central was awsome thanks for sharing and congrats again on the 2k subscibers you deserve it great content
@@TomsTrains0718 thanks Tom
THAT WAS A NICE VIDEO RAY. SEE YA ON THE NEXT. 🙂😉
Very cool! I like those inspection cars - rebuilt passenger cars from the famous Phoebe Snow train. Lionel has Phoebe Snow passenger sets.
@@TooManyHobbiesJeremy I had no idea Jeremy now I want them !!
Alright! @@RaysTrains is looking at passenger cars
was W EVENT
$72 in 1947 is approx $1,025 today !!
The average annual salary in 1947 was $3,000
Rapido has some shorelinners on there website and they are coming out with P32S and they made 214
Congratulations on 2,000 subscribers Ray. Plan to go to York?
@@huntercoleman460 I’ll be there !
Are you related to the Harmon Family in the NE Section of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania ?
@@johnmokriski4622 I am not !