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Broadway Limited Imports Broadway Limited Imports, LLC In Stock List September 20, 2021 Item Description Qty On Hand Price Accessories:1002 1002 Smoke Fluid 0.25oz In Stock 2.99 Accessories:1018 SP Rubber Diaphragm1018 Pair Pair of SP Daylight Painted Rubber Diaphragms, HO In Stock 34.99 Accessories:1020 1020 DCC Address Changer In Stock 79.99 Accessories:1682 GoPack! Power Continuity Capacitor Pack with plug In Stock 29.99 Accessories:Engineer / Fireman Figures:10041004 2-Pack A (a,b) HO Figures In Stock 2.99 Accessories:Engineer / Fireman Figures:10051005 2-Pack B (c,h) HO Figures In Stock 2.99 Accessories:Engineer / Fireman Figures:10061006 4-Pack A (a,b,c,d) In Stock 5.99 Accessories:Engineer / Fireman Figures:10071007 4-Pack B (e,f,g,h) In Stock 5.99 Accessories:Rolling Thunder:1596 1596 Rolling Thunder Receiver (Receiver Only) In Stock 99.99 Accessories:Rolling Thunder:1597 1597: Single 6" Y-cable: "Rolling Thunder Multi-Receiver ExpansionIn Stock Cable" 9.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3910 3910 EMD NW2, B&M 1209, Black & Red, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,7 N 229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3911 3911 EMD NW2, B&M 1212, Black & Red, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,3 N 229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3916 3916 EMD NW2, EL 422, Gray, Maroon, & Yellow, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,1 229.99 N N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3918 3918 EMD NW2, MILW 665, Orange & Black, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,3 N229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3919 3919 EMD NW2, MILW 672, Orange & Black, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,2 N229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3920 3920 EMD NW2, PRR 9168, Brunswick Green, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock 229.99 N N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3921 3921 EMD NW2, PRR 9175, Brunswick Green, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock 229.99 N N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3922 3922 EMD NW2, SP 1945, Gray & Scarlet, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,5 N 229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3923 3923 EMD NW2, SP 1949, Gray & Scarlet, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,5 N 229.99 N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3924 3924 EMD NW2, UP 1086, Road of the Streamliners, Aluminum 14Trucks, Paragon4229.99 Sound/DC/DCC, N N Loco - NW2 Switcher (2021):3925 3925 EMD NW2, UP 1093, Road of the Streamliners, Aluminum 11Trucks, Paragon4229.99 Sound/DC/DCC, N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3931 3931 EMD SW7, ACL 650, Purple/Silver/Yellow, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,11 229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3934 3934 EMD SW7, DTS 116, Black/Yellow/Red, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,10 N229.99 N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3935 3935 EMD SW7, DTS 117, Black/Yellow/Red, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,11 N229.99 N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3936 3936 EMD SW7, GN 163, As-Delivered Empire Bulider, Paragon33 Sound/DC/DCC,229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3937 3937 EMD SW7, GN 168, As-Delivered Empire Builder, Paragon36 Sound/DC/DCC,229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3938 3938 EMD SW7, MEC 332, Maroon/Yellow/Black, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,2 229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3940 3940 EMD SW7, PRR 9365, Brunswick Green, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock 229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3941 3941 EMD SW7, PRR 9373, Brunswick Green, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock 229.99 N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3942 3942 EMD SW7, SOU 1107, Tuxedo Scheme, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,2 229.99N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3943 3943 EMD SW7, SOU 1108, Tuxedo Scheme, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC,1 229.99N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3944 3944 EMD SW7, UP 1812, Road of the Streamliners, Gray Trucks,In Stock Paragon3229.99 Sound/DC/DCC, N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3945 3945 EMD SW7, UP 1817, Road of the Streamliners, Gray Trucks,14 Paragon3229.99 Sound/DC/DCC, N N Loco SW7 Switcher (2021):3946 3946 EMD SW7, Unpainted, Paragon3 Sound/DC/DCC, N 1 229.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4265 4265 EMD GP20, ATSF #3013, Yellow Bonnet, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,18 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4267 4267 EMD GP20, BN #2038, Green & Black, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,17 HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4268 4268 EMD GP20, BN #2042, Green & Black, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,18 HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4269 4269 EMD GP20, CB&Q #908, Chinese Red, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,12 HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4270 4270 EMD GP20, CB&Q #910, Chinese Red, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4271 4271 EMD GP20, Conrail #2102, Blue & White, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,19 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4272 4272 EMD GP20, Conrail #2111, Blue & White, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,7 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4273 4273 EMD GP20, EMD Demo #5625, Blue & Silver, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,12 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4274 4274 EMD GP20, NYC #6102, Black & White, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4275 4275 EMD GP20, NYC #6105, Black & White, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4276 4276 EMD GP20, SP #7234, Bloody Nose Scheme, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,14 329.99 HO TELE: (386) 673 - 8900 FAX: (386) 673 - 8080 Page 1 of 2 Broadway Limited Imports, LLC In Stock List September 20, 2021 Item Description Qty On Hand Price Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4277 4277 EMD GP20, SP #7236, Bloody Nose Scheme, Paragon4In Sound/DC/DCC, Stock 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4278 4278 EMD GP20, UP #489, Yellow & Gray, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD GP20:4279 4279 EMD GP20, UP #491, Yellow & Gray, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,In Stock HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6774 6774 EMD SD40-2, ATSF 5030, Yellow Warbonnet, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,7 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6778 6778 EMD SD40-2, BNSF 1680, H3 Swoosh, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,9 HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6779 6779 EMD SD40-2, BNSF 1708, H3 Swoosh, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,8 HO329.99 Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6780 6780 EMD SD40-2, CNW 6848, Green & Yellow, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,1 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6781 6781 EMD SD40-2, CNW 6867, Green & Yellow, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,2 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6782 6782 EMD SD40-2, CSX 8181, Box Car Scheme, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,8 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6783 6783 EMD SD40-2, CSX 8205, Box Car Scheme, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,5 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6784 6784 EMD SD40-2, Family Lines System, L&N 8037, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,1 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6785 6785 EMD SD40-2, Family Lines System, SCL 8045, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,10 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6790 6790 EMD SD40-2, RCPE 3428, Orange, Black & Yellow, Paragon44 Sound/DC/DCC,329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6791 6791 EMD SD40-2, RCPE 3465, Orange, Black & Yellow, Paragon48 Sound/DC/DCC,329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6793 6793 EMD SD40-2, RBMN 3057, Green & Yellow, Paragon4 Sound/DC/DCC,3 329.99 HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6794 6794 EMD SD40N, UP 1972, Yellow & Gray w/ Lightning Stripe,In Stock Paragon4 329.99Sound/DC/DCC, HO Paragon 4 EMD SD40-2 (2021):6795 6795 EMD SD40N, UP 1984, Yellow & Gray w/ Lightning Stripe, Paragon49 329.99Sound/DC/DCC, HO Trackmobile:6023 6023 Trackmobile Pick-up Assembly In Stock 12.00 TELE: (386) 673 - 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