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 Post subject: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 11:10 pm 

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 Post subject: Re: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 11:21 pm 

Ya mean it ain't gonna run :-)

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 Post subject: Re: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2004 9:51 am 

> Ya mean it ain't gonna run :-)

no where to run it! ;)
and nothing to run it for..
IMO its a miracle enough just to get the thing saved, painted, and on display in Sayre!
(User Above) wrote:
:)

As I understand it, (im not a member of the group in Sayre) they have 2 former LV U23B's to choose from, neither are in operating shape, havent run in many years, and im sure never will again..
but thats ok!
the Sayre group doesent have the facilities, money, opportunity or desire to run anything, they arent a tourist line, just a museum..
I think its FANTASTIC news this engine is coming to Sayre!
I always wanted to get a C-420 for Sayre back in the 80's, but could never do it..
now they did it with a U23!
congratulation to Greg and the crew in Sayre..
Scot



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 Post subject: Re: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2004 11:02 am 

Anyone know where the two they have to choose from are? I'm guessing either Pittston (RMDI) or Reading & Northern.....

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 Post subject: Re: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2004 11:48 am 

Alexander,

From my understanding, it is one of the two units at RMDI. I believe it is the one that was not wreck damaged on the R&N.

Until later,
Chris


R&GV RR Museum
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 Post subject: Re: LV U23B Saved for Sayre Society
PostPosted: Fri Jan 30, 2004 12:56 pm 

Scot,

I was KIDDING !!!
IMHO, the credo that "everything has to run" is nonsense.

Worry about that stuff later-if it needs to be dealt with at all.

Static display is better than razor blades...

DK

> no where to run it! ;)
> and nothing to run it for..
> IMO its a miracle enough just to get the
> thing saved, painted, and on display in
> Sayre!
> :)
> As I understand it, (im not a member of the
> group in Sayre) they have 2 former LV U23B's
> to choose from, neither are in operating
> shape, havent run in many years, and im sure
> never will again..
> but thats ok!
> the Sayre group doesent have the facilities,
> money, opportunity or desire to run
> anything, they arent a tourist line, just a
> museum..
> I think its FANTASTIC news this engine is
> coming to Sayre!
> I always wanted to get a C-420 for Sayre
> back in the 80's, but could never do it..
> now they did it with a U23!
> congratulation to Greg and the crew in
> Sayre..
> Scot


newhaven0401-NOSPAM-@verizon.net


  
 
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