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http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=7900-1
Also there was a set with an elevated 2 lane road, cant remember the set number though. think it had 4 road sections, 2 ramps and 2 flat, and it was a construction type set from quite a while back.
http://www.brickset.com/detail/?Set=6600-2
Do let me know if you can remember that other set you mentioned.
30477px1 Baseplate, Road 32 x 16 Ramp, Inclined with White Center Stripe Pattern
and 2 of these:
30401px1 Dark Gray Baseplate, Road 32 x 16 Ramp, Straight with White Center Stripe Pattern
Basically the bridge without the curve. You'd do the same risers like in the main set but I modded mine so the 2 straights are hinged and they raise and lower. If you don't want a bridge that goes p and down and just want a long bridge, buy more of the straights.
The set itself is junk. It's from the juniorised period so stay away from the set itself.
http://www.bricklink.com/catalogItem.asp?P=30401px1
@madforlegos, I know what you mean. So now its up to us to make do :P
The front page of the 1968-69 LEGO catalogs show a very interesting way to make a trestle bridge using old 1966-79 blue straight/curved train track... or even 1980-90 gray straight/curved train track pieces...
I remember as a kid having a KENNER GIRDER & PANEL set for building bridges. This set was awesome for quick bridge construction!
http://girderandpanel.mygamesonline.org/images/GP/06/GP-6.jpg
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