Model A Ford powered Locomotive Narrow Gauge Railroad Train Engine
This old narrow gauge railroad system was originally used in a mid-Michigan municipal waste water treatment facility. Recued from the scrap yard in the 1960's, it has been rebuilt and set-up in the owner's back yard. The outfit includes a locomotive, passenger car, flatcar, three dump cars, 1,800 feet of track and several switches. It is powered by a Model A Ford engine.
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