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Q: How to Repair an American Flyer Train.
A: 1. Secure the car in an upside down position and clean with lint cloth. Unscrew the carriage and remove the housing. Blow out dust and any loose particles with ... Read More »

Q: How much does it usually cost to ride the American Flyer Train?
A: The American Flyer Train is a brand of model train, and as such cannot be used for transportation. You can, however, purchase your own American Flyer Train for ... Read More »

Q: History of American Flyer Trains.
A: Chicago toy makers William Hafner and William O. Coleman were the grandfathers of American Flyer trains in 1910. Partners in the American Flyer Manufacturing Co... Read More »

Q: Is the American flyer train engine 565 an O gauge?
A: Yes it is an O Gauge made in 1941 first and after the war in 1945-46. It is a 4-4-2 Atlantic. It was built by the AC Gilbert Company in 3/16 scale. Later the di... Read More »

Q: How much would an 1957 American flyer train set go for?
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