Apparently I'm not the only one who would like to know where these wonderful old F Units went. I checked out the auction site and all it said was that the auctions had been won. Nothing was said about who won them. Please tell me these rare and precious engines are not headed to the scrapper. All things considered, however, the prices paid for these engines don't seem to reflect scrap pricesIf anyone knows who now owns the B,L&E F-Units feel free to e-mail me or please post a message.

Ladypardus@cs.com

> Apparently I'm not the only one who would
> like to know where these wonderful old F
> Units went. I checked out the auction site
> and all it said was that the auctions had
> been won. Nothing was said about who won
> them. Please tell me these rare and precious
> engines are not headed to the scrapper. All
> things considered, however, the prices paid
> for these engines don't seem to reflect
> scrap pricesIf anyone knows who now owns the
> B,L&E F-Units feel free to e-mail me or
> please post a message.

I think one went to the Tennessee Central Museum in Nashville.

Stuart


My Project
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A privately owned A and a B were located near Sonoma CA at an old NWP station, but were being prepared to move to another location as of a month ago.