Ed's description matches the suspects quite closely so I will presume that this 
is what they are. More questions will follow for Ed.
cheers
 

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> From: [email protected]
> Date: Sun, 6 Jan 2013 21:57:50 +0000
> Subject: {S-Scale List} Re: metal passenger car trucks
> 
> Hi Alex....
> 
> What you might have is the infamous LOIZEAUX PASSENGER TRUCK made way back in 
> the 1970s sometime. If there is a nut in the parts envelope, you should glue 
> the nut to the inside of the sideframe casting and then use the enclosed 
> screw to attach the bolster to the sideframe. If the screw is not tightened 
> too much, the sideframe will swivel and you will have full equalization. 
> Miller wheelsets were included with maroon plastic over the axles and, I 
> think, brass wheels. The springs are Kadee springs (O gauge?) and the brake 
> cylinder is an unauthorized copy of an HO tender brake cylinder. Ya gotta do 
> wha'cha gotta do back in the olde daze, y'know. Should be brass eyelets 
> included to be pressed into the sideframe hole. The white metal sideframes 
> are unauthorized copies of the Enhorning passenger trucks with some details 
> removed and other details added. Way back then, I sold over 400 pair of those 
> trucks. When assembled properly, they roll very nicely. They did come with 
> instructions at the time. Maybe someone else on the list has instructions. 
> Another piece of history surfaces..... 
> 
> Cheers...Ed Loizeaux
> 
> 
> 
> > So going through my accumulated junque, I discover I have upwards of a 
> > dozen metal passenger car truck kits of unknown origin. So I'm hoping 
> > someone out there can help. They're two axle trucks, look 
> > modernish--there's some detail including brake cylinders on them. There's a 
> > cross piece (there appears to be two different sizes), some wheels with 
> > blunt ends , a whole bunch of small screws and springs and no instructions 
> > and no obvious to me way of joining the cross pieces to the wheel frames.
> > Help.
> > Cheers
> > Alex Binkley
> >
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