Price in 1950: $30.00
A brand new beautifully detailed model of the famous General Motors GP-7 Road Switcher which, unveiled for the first time this year, has already broken major power records! Has intricately detailed die-cast four wheel trucks, ventilators, exhaust steaks, radiator lens, louvres, rails. steps. simulated windshield wipers, etc., and are all in accurate 3/16“ scale. Rugged Gilbert Motor has double warm drive for smooth acceleration. Finish is colorful and accurate. Number box on nose fully illuminated. Locomotive measures 10 1/2".
Price, $30.00. Denver and West, $31.50.
A brand new beautifully detailed model of the famous General Motors GP-7 Road Switcher which, unveiled for the first time this year, has already broken major power records! Has intricately detailed die-cast four wheel trucks, ventilators, exhaust steaks, radiator lens, louvres, rails. steps. simulated windshield wipers, etc., and are all in accurate 3/16“ scale. Rugged Gilbert Motor has double warm drive for smooth acceleration. Finish is colorful and accurate. Number box on nose fully illuminated. Locomotive measures 10 1/2".
Price, $30.00. Denver and West, $31.50.
Price in 1951: Unlisted
No busy model railroad freight yard is complete without one of these powerful American Flyer brutes, built to authentic scale and patterned after the newest and finest "yard goat" — the rugged General Motors GP-7 that's been setting performance records in rail centers everywhere. Powered by a big Gilbert worm-drive motor, she's all set to shunt a string of loaded hoppers, make up a passenger train or handle a giant's load in the classification yards. From the intricately detailed die cast trucks to the uppermost Diesel exhaust, this American Flyer beauty is a masterpiece of workmanship. Louvers, ventilators, steps, rails, grilles, etc., are all in accurate 3/16 inch scale. Number box on nose is illuminated. Locomotive measures 10 1/2 inches. Instructions included.
No busy model railroad freight yard is complete without one of these powerful American Flyer brutes, built to authentic scale and patterned after the newest and finest "yard goat" — the rugged General Motors GP-7 that's been setting performance records in rail centers everywhere. Powered by a big Gilbert worm-drive motor, she's all set to shunt a string of loaded hoppers, make up a passenger train or handle a giant's load in the classification yards. From the intricately detailed die cast trucks to the uppermost Diesel exhaust, this American Flyer beauty is a masterpiece of workmanship. Louvers, ventilators, steps, rails, grilles, etc., are all in accurate 3/16 inch scale. Number box on nose is illuminated. Locomotive measures 10 1/2 inches. Instructions included.
Price in 1952: Unlisted
No busy model railroad freight yard is complete without one of these powerful American Flyer brutes, built to authentic scale and patterned alter the newest and finest "yard goat" — the rugged General Motors GP-7 Road Switcher. Powered by a big Gilbert worm-drive motor, she's all set to shunt a string of loaded freights or make a fast passenger run. From the intricately detailed die cast trucks to the uppermost Diesel exhaust, this American Flyer beauty is a masterpiece of workmanship. Louvers, ventilators, steps, rails, grilles, etc., are all in accurate 3/16-inch scale. Number box on nose is illuminated. 10 1/2 inches long.
No busy model railroad freight yard is complete without one of these powerful American Flyer brutes, built to authentic scale and patterned alter the newest and finest "yard goat" — the rugged General Motors GP-7 Road Switcher. Powered by a big Gilbert worm-drive motor, she's all set to shunt a string of loaded freights or make a fast passenger run. From the intricately detailed die cast trucks to the uppermost Diesel exhaust, this American Flyer beauty is a masterpiece of workmanship. Louvers, ventilators, steps, rails, grilles, etc., are all in accurate 3/16-inch scale. Number box on nose is illuminated. 10 1/2 inches long.
