375 Turntable

Product Description

Production: 1962 - 1964

History
The 375 Turntable was introduced in 1962 and was available for three years until 1964. Due to its small battery powered motor, minimal components and quite frankly, less than impressive design, this was truly a budget friendly accessory. Modelers looking to use this accessory on a layout will quickly find the best option for the turntable is -- sadly -- a static display.

Features
The 375 Turntable includes the following standard features: two large circular 027 gauge rails comprising the 24" circle, a black turntable with 027 gauge track mounted to the top, a small, simple battery motor mounted to the turntable, yellow operators booth plus a black on/off controller which also holds the batteries. Additionally, there are a number of small screws and track support brackets included which are needed for proper set up and use.

Additional Detail, Photos & Box Information
The approximate size of the 375 Turntable is 24" round.

Only Known Variation - Shown in first photo above - All Transfer Tables have a black metal base, black sliding transfer table, yellow operators booth and red covers for the wheels.

To purchase quality Lionel Industrial Accessories from our sponsors, click on either website:

Dave's Trains Inc.