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Author: | Janice [ Thu Sep 05, 2002 9:34 pm ] |
Post subject: | Wooden Passenger Cars? |
Hi.. A pair of wooden passenger cars that appeared to be narrow gauge, were seen on a pair of flatbed trucks, headed east thru St Louis, Tues 9/3. Does anyone know where they are going, what they are and who they belong to? The truck line appeared to be from out west. Thanks in advance! --Janice PS Am including the link for St Louis Chapter NRHS for anyone interested in the Frisco 1522 trip information. :-) http://www.stlouisnrhs.org Ladynchips@aol.com |
Author: | Don C. [ Thu Sep 05, 2002 10:00 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Wooden Passenger Cars? |
> Hi.. > A pair of wooden passenger cars that > appeared to be narrow gauge, were seen on a > pair of flatbed trucks, headed east thru St > Louis, Tues 9/3. > Does anyone know where they are going, what > they are and who they belong to? The truck > line appeared to be from out west. Thanks in > advance! > --Janice > PS Am including the link for St Louis > Chapter NRHS for anyone interested in the > Frisco 1522 trip information. :-) I would guess that they are the two EBT cars rescued from Colorado by the FEBT. Don C. old_fxrs@msn.com |
Author: | Bob Farquharson [ Thu Sep 05, 2002 10:55 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Wooden Passenger Cars? |
They were former EBT combine 18 & Baggage-Mail 29, purchased by the Friends of the East Broad Top at the July 20 auction of the Sundown & Southern, Ft. Lupton, CO,. They arrived safely in Rockhill Furnace Thursday, September 5. The EBTRR has graciously provided temporary covered storage. Bob Farquharson FEBT VP > A pair of wooden passenger cars that > appeared to be narrow gauge, were seen on a > pair of flatbed trucks, headed east thru St > Louis, Tues 9/3. r.r.farquharson@att.net |
Author: | David Dewey [ Fri Sep 06, 2002 2:45 am ] |
Post subject: | COVERED storage, FAB!!! |
That's great, I was worried about the "tarp to protect" idea. S' David D djdewey@cncnet.com |
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