Lionel Postwar 6220 Santa Fe AT&SF NW2 Diesel Switcher - Tested & Runs Great

Lionel Postwar 6220 Santa Fe AT&SF NW2 Diesel Switcher - Tested & Runs Great

Brand: Roundhouse Electric Trains, Inc.
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Item Specifics Brand: Lionel MPN: 6220 Type: Diesel Locomotive / Switcher Road Name: Santa Fe (A.T. & S.F.) Gauge: O Gauge Era: Postwar (1949–1950) Power Supply: AC (3-Rail) Control: Analog (3-Position E-Unit) Material: Die-Cast Frame, Plastic Body Shell Condition: Pre-owned (Very Good / Tested) Description Up for sale is a classic Vintage Lionel Postwar #6220 Santa Fe (A.T. & S.F.) NW2 Diesel Switcher Locomotive. Manufactured between 1949 and 1950, this classic postwar switcher features a heavy die-cast metal frame, nickel handrails, dual operating coil couplers, directional marker jewels, and the internal ringing bell mechanism. Condition Details & Inspection: Mechanical & Testing: Fully tested and running strong. The 3-position E-unit cycles properly between forward, neutral, and reverse. Bell mechanism and coil couplers function as designed. Cosmetics: In excellent physical condition for its age. The black shell is clean with intact roof stacks, bell ornament, roof radiator wheel, and marker lights. Lettering & Decals: White "A.T. & S.F." side lettering and cab numbers ("6220") are crisp and clean. The Santa Fe cross logo on the sides is in great shape. Underside & Frame: Clean die-cast base and motor housing with minor paint wear on the die-cast end steps consistent with normal operational use. Please review the photos for exact cosmetic condition. Includes locomotive only as pictured. šŸ“¦ Shipping: Fast, secure/insured shipping Ships in recycled / reused packaging to help reduce waste Combined shipping available on multiple items. We will send you a refund for the difference in shipping. Thank you for shopping with us!! :)

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