This Lionel Corporation tinplate standard trolley is in Excellent Condition from a smoke-free home/collection. There are no missing parts. The footsteps on the right side have be bent in a little bit (See images). The trolley is tested and found to be in working order, though it is recommended that it be lubricated before any serious running takes place. The ProtoSound 2 board functions as does the front light. 

Running Specifics:

• Odometer: 203.5
• Battery: Ok
• Chronometer: 22:49

The trolley is stored in its original packaging. There may be some foam inserts missing. The instruction manual is included.

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Original Description:

Introduced in 1909, the No. 9 Pay As You Enter Trolley is one of the ultimate collector's items for tinplate trolley enthusiasts. Two different models were created, with a slightly larger version appearing in the No. 9's second year, 1910, and lasting to the end of production in 1912.

The 1910 version was actually created from the No. 8 Pay As You Enter Trolley, also introduced in 1909. In fact, the only difference between the 1910 No. 8 and this 1910 No. 9 was that the No. 9 was equipped with two motors. The body was identical to the No. 8 and was painted the same dark olive green and cream colors.

The Lionel Corporation Tinplate version of the No. 9 Pay As You Enter Trolley is a faithful reproduction of the pre-war classic. The body and running gear are made entirely of stamped metal, and all painted surfaces are finished in beautiful baked enamel. This model will undoubtedly become a favorite on your standard gauge layout or display.

Choose from versions equipped with Traditional motors or Contemporary electronics and Proto-Sound 2.0. The Contemporary version features transit stop simulation available only from Lionel Corporation Tinplate. Designed specifically for our municipal transit cars, the unique Proto-Soundr 2.0 transit program features Station Stop Proto-Effects, allowing you to program the No. 9 to stop automatically at designated station stops. When configured to run on automatic, the trolley stops itself at locations you define and calls out station names; the trolley essentially runs itself. And when you program the No. 9 for an out-and-back route, it even reverses itself and heads back downtown when it reaches the end of the line - stopping along the way at each station to broadcast the name of the stop and the hustle and bustle of passengers coming and going.

Features:

• Metal Wheels, Axles and Gears
• Stamped Steel Body and Chassis
• Baked Enamel Finish
• Precision Flywheel Equipped Motors
• Operating Headlights
• Locomotive Speed Control
• Directionally Controlled Headlights
• Precision Flywheel Equipped Motor
• Lighted Interior
• Proto-Sound 2.0 With The Digital Command System Featuring: Station Stop Proto-Effects
• Unit Measures:19 1/4 x 3 7/8 x 6 1/8
• Operates On STD-42 Curves