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Q-Car Company, Inc. Master Product List 2018 1 Q-Car Company, Inc. Master Product List 2 2018 3 http://www.qcarcompany.com/ 4 Sorted by Product Number 2018 $8.50 5 6 B027 Third Rail Beams (NYCTA Blue-Bird), (Brass) @43.45 7 B030 Bolster, 21E (Lost Wax) @9.95/Each 8 B031 Signal, Three Light, Subway Style w/Jewels @16.00/Set 9 B049 Coupler, Tom. Radius Bar only (Brass) @0.00 Cancelled 10 B079 Coupler, Van Dorn w/Link (LW Coupler) @21.70/Pair 11 B094 Pipe Tee, 2" @2.80 12 B095 Channel Handrail Mounting Plate @2.80/Each 13 B096 Handrail Flanges (Base Plates) LWB @4.65 14 B097 Flag Holder, Cast Post @4.70/Pair 15 B098 Copper Foil .187 or .250 X 12" (for wiring) @0.95/Ft 16 B101 Overhead Line Pole, Taper Pipe Style (Machined Brass) @7.85/Each 17 B109 Trolley Pole Wheel Harp only, 6" dia x 3" 18 Wide (NMRA Standard) @5.60 19 B110 Trolley Pole Wheel Harp only, 5.5 Dia 20 X 1.5" Wide (Scale Size) @5.60 21 B113 Trolley Pole Swivel Slider Shoe only, 22 Used on Trolley Coaches @7.95 23 B115 Trolley Pole Slider Shoe only @5.60 24 B120 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Hori. w/Wheel @32.45/Pair 25 B121 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Hori. w/Slider @32.45/Pair 26 B125 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Vertical w/Wheel @32.45/Pair 27 B125B Trolley Pole, TWO Spring Vertical w/Wheel @32.45/Pair 28 B126 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Vert. w/Slider @32.45/Pair 29 B126B Trolley Pole, TWO Spring Vert. w/Slider @32.45/Pair 30 B127 Trolley Pole, Four Sprg Vertical w/Swivel 31 Slider Shoe @37.30/Pair 32 B127B Trolley Pole, TWO Sprg Vert. w/Sw Slider @37.30/Pair 33 B130 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Back w/Wheel @32.45/Pair 34 B131 Trolley Pole, Four Spring Back w/Slider @32.45/Pair 35 B133 Coupler Shank only, North Shore (Lost 36 Wax Brass) @8.65/Each 37 B134 Coupler, North Shore Carrier only (Lost Wax) @11.70/Each 38 B135 Coupler, North Shore w/Spring Hanger 39 & Carrier (Lost Wax) @20.40/Each 40 B136 Headlight, Mounting Bracket for B138 only @1.30 41 B137 Horns, North Shore (Double Horn - Brass) @7.80/Set One End 42 B138 Headlight, Crouse Hind Imperial, North 43 Shore w/Mount @9.25 44 B139 Headlight, Crouse Hind Imp.erial TMERL w/Mount @9.00 45 B140 Headlight, Lightweight Suburban w/Mount @7.15 46 B141 Headlight, Mounting Bracket for B140 only @1.30 47 B142 Headlight, City, Dressel Rwy w/Flange @5.50 48 B143 Headlight, City, Crouse Hind w/Ext Beam Shade @5.50 49 B144 Headlight, City, Crouse Hind Stablite @5.50 50 B148 Headlight, Mounting Bracket for B139 only @1.30 51 B149 Trolley Pole Hook, Short Outside Loop @5.35/Pair 52 B150 Trolley Pole Hook, Tall Inside Loop @5.35/Pair 53 B151 Trolley Pole Hook, Short Inside Loop @5.35/Pair 54 B152 Trolley Pole Hook, BRT Low Flat Outside Loop @5.35/Pair 55 B153 Trolley Pole Hook PCC, Tall Inside Loop w/Brace @5.35/Pair 56 B154 Retriever, City Cars (Lost Wax Brass) @0.00/Each 57 B155 Retriever, Knudsen 5B, Interurban Cars (Brass) @0.00/Each 58 B156 Post, Short Round Handrail @0.00 No Longer Available - Substitute CS04 59 B157 MarkerLight, BRT Sq Elec, 4 Light, w/Jewels @20.05/4 1 B159 Headlight, Golden Glow w/Winged Number Boards @8.20/Each 2 B160 Providence Wheel Guard, Wire Basket Type @21.05/Each 3 B162 Bell (Lost Wax) @17.75/Each 4 B163 Hinges (Lost Wax) @1.30 5 B166 Whistle, Remote Operated (Lost Wax Brass) @5.05/Each 6 B170 Post, Handrail Tubular Short @3.20 7 B171 Post, Handrail Tubular Corner Short w/Cap @4.15 8 B172 Cap, Corner Post only @0.95 9 B175 Marker Light, Round Single Lens @21.35/4 10 B186 Stepboard Support for Class I Steeplecab @8.90/Pair 11 B190 Sideframe, Bearings (Machined Brass) @4.15/8 12 B191 Pulley, Brass, Large 7/16” Dia @2.15/Each Not for Separate Sale 13 B192 Pulley, Brass, Small 5/16” Dia @2.15/Each Not for Separate Sale 14 B193 Pulley, Brass, Small 3/8” Dia @2.15/Each Not for Separate Sale 15 B204 Air Horn, Single Unit R10-R62 (NYCTA) (LWB) @6.70/Pair 16 B205 Marker Lights w/Jewels R17 (See CS369) @20.05/4 17 B211 Controller Handles, 5 Assorted (LWB) @8.60 18 B212 Controller Handle, K6P (Lost Wax Brass) @1.85 19 B213 Controller Handle, K36B (Lost Wax Brass) @1.85 20 B214 Controller Handle, GE165A (LWB) @1.85 21 B215 Controller Handle, HL (Lost Wax Brass) @1.85 22 B218 Brake Handles, 6 Assorted (Lost Wax Brass) @8.70 23 B219 Brake Handle, Hand K36B (Lost Wax Brass) @1.85 24 B219B Brake Handle w/Staff, Hand K36B (LWB) @2.80 25 B220 Brake Handle & Valve, K36B or K6P Air (LWB) @3.65 26 B220B Brake Handle & Valve w/Pipe, K36B or K6P Air (LWB) @4.75 27 B222 Brake Handle & Valve, GE165A or HL Air (LWB) @3.65 28 B222B Brake Handle & Valve w/Pipe, GE165A or HL Air (LWB) @4.75 29 B224 Parking Brake, Blackall, w/Ratched & Pawl (LWB) @10.00/Pair 30 B364 Third Rail Beams (NYCTA "SMEE"), Shoe 31 W/Mount Only (Lost Wax Brass) @16.60/4 32 B364B Third Rail Beams (NYCTA "SMEE") 33 Assembled Complete (LWB) @54.50/4 34 B364C Third Rail Beams (NYCTA) Lost Wax Part 35 Set - (Shoes, Mounts w/Beam Ends only) @18.15/4 36 B364D Third Rail Beams (NYCTA - Blue Bird) 37 Lost Wax Part Set - (Shoes, Mounts ) @43.70/8 38 B364E Third Rail Beams (NYCTA) Lost Wax Part 39 Set - Beam Ends only @3.05/Pair 40 CB010 Coupler, Radial, North Shore (All White Metal) @6.55Pair 41 CB010A Coupler, Radius Bar Only (All White Metal) @1.20/Pair 42 CB011 Coupler, Tomlinson, Radial, w/Bottom Box @6.55Pair 43 CB011B Coupler, Tomlinson, Radial w/Side Box @6.55Pair 44 CB011C Coupler, Tomlinson, CA&E (LWB) @0.00 No Longer Available 45 CB011D Coupler, Tomlinson, CA&E Lost Wax- 46 White Metal Combo @36.15/Pair 47 CB011E Coupler, Tomlinson, PCC (Lost Wax) @48.15/Pair 48 CB011F Coupler, Tomlinson, PCC Lost Wax- 49 White Metal Combo @36.15/Pair 50 CB031 Signal, Three Light, Subway Style w/Jewels (White Metal) @5.90/Set 51 CB119A Pilot, NS Truck, for 8430 Trucks (LWB) @20.05/Pair 52 CB119B Pilot, NS Truck, for 7825 trucks (LWB) @20.05/Pair 53 CB193D Bolster for Magic Carpet @10.80 54 CB199 Bolster, Car Frame, 9" Thick @9.95/Ea 55 CB212 Sideframe, 8430AA Baldwin, 84" @80.05/4 56 CB217 Sideframe, 77E1 Brill, 64" @80.95/4 57 CB227 Sideframe, Baldwin-Westinghouse Loco, 78" @80.95/4 58 CB238 Sideframe, B2 Clark,72" (Lost Wax Brass) @80.95/4 59 CB244 Sideframe, 21E Brill (Lost Wax), 84" @49.55/Pair 60 CB251 Sideframe, 79E1 Brill, 96" (LWB) @49.55/Pair 61 CB255 Sideframe, 77EX Brill, 64" @80.95/4 62 CB265 Sideframe, TMER&L M35 AB, 72" @80.95/4 63 CB271 Sideframe, 50E Brill 78" (Lost Wax) @80.95/4 1 CB277 Sideframe, PE Pedestal 78" (Lost Wax) @80.95/4 Special Order 2 CB317 Steeplecab Front Step Brackets Class I (LWB) @7.45/Pair 3 CB318 Steeplecab Step Board Brackets Class II (LWB) @7.30/Pair 4 CB320 Steeplecab Ladder Step Plate, Class I & II @8.75/4 5 CB361 Coupler, WAB Type H2 w/Radius Bar (LWB) @34.05/Pair 6 CB362B Coupler, Wab H2A w/Radius Bar (LWB) @34.05/Pair 7 CB362C Coupler, Wab H2A (Knuckle Adapter - LWB) @34.05/Pair 8 CB362D Coupler, Tinplate Wab H2A (Lost Wax) @35.05/Pair Out of Stock 9 CS001 Third Rail Chair (IRT Square) @6.05/Doz Limited Stock 10 CS002 Third Rail Chair (IND, BMT Round) @6.05/Doz 11 CS003 Pole Base, Round @1.00/Pair 12 CS004 Handrail Post, Ball Type (See B156) @0.95 13 CS005 Flag Post Holder @0.85/Pair 14 CS006 Ladder, Utl. Double Rung Under Floor @1.80/Set of 4 15 CS007 Bumper Brackets (Used on Wason Express Motor) @1.80/Set of 4 16 CS008 Bumper, Angle Iron @1.80/Pair 17 CS009 Interior Partition w/Offset Door @10.00/Pair 18 CS010 Seat, End Bench (As used on 1900) @5.85/Set of 4 19 CS011 Platform Gate, BRT El, Set of 2 Side & 2 End @44.50/Set 20 CS012 Seat, End Bench (Used on the185 -199 Jewett) @5.85/Set of 4 21 CS013 Step, Double Open (As used BRT El Cars) @2.05 22 CS014 Parking Brake, Blackall w/Ratched & Pawl @0.85/Each 23 CS015 Deck Handrail Flange Type Support @2.40/Doz 24 CS016 Ventilator, Utility New-Era Small @4.85//Doz 25 CS017 Ventilator, Utility New-Era Large @4.85/Doz 26 CS018 Seating Set, BU Center Door El Car (Seats only) @20.650/Set 27 CS019 Seating Set w/Wind Guards (IRT Lo-V ) @20.650/Set 28 CS020 Vent, Utility Two-Way Intake, Arch Roof @4.85/Doz 29 CS021 Ventilator, Utility Exhaust for Arch Roof @4.85/Doz 30 CS022 Roof Mat, 16 Slats, 48 X 60 @1.60 31 CS023 Roof Mat, 10 Slats, 18 X 45 @1.25/Pair 32 CS024 Pole Base, Large @0.95/Pair 33 CS025 Brake Wheel Assembly, Underfloor @1.45/Set 34 CS026 Pole Base, Small @0.95/Pair 35 CS027 Vent, Utility Compensating Intake @1.60/Pair 36 CS028 Vent, Utility Monitor Roof @4.85/Doz 37 CS029 Ventilator, Globe @4.85/Doz 38 CS030 Air Tank 16 X 72 @1.70 39 CS031 Resistor Bank, Wound Wire @1.70 40 CS032 Control Group, Westinghouse @1.75 41 CS033 Resistor, Westinghouse @3.35/5 42 CS034 Resistor, GE @3.35/5 43 CS035 Resistor, GE, CG Form A (5 Bolt Resistor) @3.35/5 44 CS036 Air Tank 16 X 84 @1.75 45 CS037 Air Tank 14 X 33 @0.75 46 CS038 Air Tank 10 X 14 @0.70 47 CS039 Air Tank 16 X 36 @1.30 48 CS040 Air Tank 16 X 48 @1.55 49 CS041 Air Tank 16 X 64 @1.65 50 CS042 Box, Battery, Metal Clad @0.75 51 CS043 Line Switch, Main @0.70 52 CS044 Fuse Box, Small @0.85/Pair 53 CS045 Box, Reverser, Remote Operated @0.75 54 CS046 Line Switch, Small @0.85 55 CS047 Box, Wood Meter @0.75 56 CS048 Brake Cylinder, 14 X 12, w/Slack Adj.
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