Lackawanna Camelback

Ron Goldfeder · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 11:17 am

We've gotten a much better photo of this loco and posted it on our updated restoration projects page on the Museum of Transportation's web site. You can see it at the link. It may take a bit of time to load as there are many photos.

Museum of Transportation Restoration Projects
rdgoldfede@aol.com

PaulL · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 1:44 pm

That's going to great when it's back in Scranton! LOL!

Dave Crosby · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 2:52 pm

Wow,

That thing looks fantastic! One of these days I'll have to get out and see it in person. I wish the "other" DL&W engine was as well preserved.

Dave Crosby

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Rob Davis · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 3:15 pm

> Wow,

> That thing looks fantastic! One of these
> days I'll have to get out and see it in
> person. I wish the "other"
> DL&W engine was as well preserved.

> Dave Crosby

How about BOTH of the other one's? The 2-6-0 in Steamtown and Keppner's DL&W 42" ga. lokie. It was a DL&W company loco.

Rob Davis

trains@robertjohndavis.com

Dave Crosby · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 6:51 pm

Picky Picky....

Wasn't considering the lokie out there, but you have a point my friend. I'm still trying to squint and imagine the 2-6-0 out here ever looking that good.

Fantastic Job once again!

Dave

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Ford White · **Posted:** Thu Aug 08, 2002 9:36 pm

> That's going to great when it's back in
> Scranton! LOL!

Hey Paull, what the heck does your sentence say. If you are the highlight of the group that is trying to get the 952, I got nothing to worry about.

fordwhite@aol.com

Joshua · **Posted:** Fri Aug 09, 2002 8:06 am

Thanks Ron! SWEET!

Joshua

joshuakblay@hotmail.com