40% off Lionel train sets on Amazon, today only + free Gund bear

I'll be honest with you.  I was just about to turn in tonight, and was headed for bed, when I heard a last ping from my computer and I just couldn't help myself and I looked and there it was:  my Amazon price tracker notified me that this Lionel Trains Coca-Cola Holiday G-Gauge Train Set had just had a major price drop to the lowest price that Amazon has ever posted for this set,  $89.99 with free shipping.  Considering that this train set has been hovering in the $140-$120 neighborhood since forever, I turned around, flipped open my laptop and posted it, because that is a pretty enormous price drop.

That was when I backtracked a little and realized that Amazon's Black Friday Deal of the Day was 40% off all Lionel Trains, over here.  Check out the train selection here.  I don't think these prices are really going to go much lower than this.  If you've been waiting to get a "real" Lionel train set for your child, all aboard this deal.

So back to the Lionel Trains Coca-Cola Holiday G-Gauge Train Set.

• Set includes: Coke General Style Locomotive and tender, boxcar, center Cupola Caboose
• Working headlight
• Authentic train sounds including bell and whistle
• Opening doors on boxcar
• Remote features: forward and backwards, sounds the whistle and rings the bell

AND, as a plus, you can get a free Gund Bear when you buy this train set. Look down toward the middle of the item page and you'll see a section called "Special Offers and Product Promotions."

Click on the gold "Add Both to Cart" button.  Since the train set cost more than $75.00, Amazon will give you a free Gund bear (the $24.99 cost will drop off in your cart at checkout).  Because Amazon is awfully nice sometimes.

You can get a free Gund bear with any of the Lionel train sets included in this promotion.  Look for the gold "Add Both to Cart" button on the pags.

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