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Author:  jimwrinn [ Thu Feb 26, 2004 3:57 pm ]
Post subject:  Another growler for the collection...

I'm happy to pass along word that NCTM is the recipient of a donated FM, No. 1860, from the N.C. Ports Authority in Morehead City. The engine is ex-Army and is operating condition. It should arrive at Spencer in March.

This marks a nice addition to a mostly EMD collection that MM John Bechtel arranged, and Diesel MM Donnie Smith helped get her ready to go in tow on NS. It also continues our statewide coverage--from the mountains to the sea.

It and the new F40PH will be among many attractions at this year's 17th annual Rail Days Festival, May 1 and 2. An acceptance ceremony will kick off the weekend. Details and ticket purchase should be on line next week.

As we say here in the South, "Come visit!"

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Author:  Johnny Winkler [ Thu Feb 26, 2004 5:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: "from the mountains to the sea"

> I'm happy to pass along word that NCTM is
> the recipient of a donated FM, No. 1860,
> from the N.C. Ports Authority in Morehead
> City. The engine is ex-Army and is operating
> condition. It should arrive at Spencer in
> March.

> This marks a nice addition to a mostly EMD
> collection that MM John Bechtel arranged,
> and Diesel MM Donnie Smith helped get her
> ready to go in tow on NS. It also continues
> our statewide coverage--from the mountains
> to the sea.

> It and the new F40PH will be among many
> attractions at this year's 17th annual Rail
> Days Festival, May 1 and 2. An acceptance
> ceremony will kick off the weekend. Details
> and ticket purchase should be on line next
> week.

> As we say here in the South, "Come
> visit!"
Since NCTM is about statewide coverage are there any plans to ever represent the Clinchfield? If none of the ex-CRR 4-6-0s or F units are available about one of the SD45-2s.I believe one ex-CRR Montana Rail Link SD45-2 is leased to Norfolk Southern right now.

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Author:  G. Jenista [ Thu Feb 26, 2004 5:39 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Another growler for the collection...

> NCTM is the recipient of a donated FM, No.
> 1860, from the N.C. Ports Authority in Morehead
> City.

What model FM is it?

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Author:  jimwrinn [ Thu Feb 26, 2004 5:48 pm ]
Post subject:  H12-44, I'm told. NM

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Author:  jimwrinn [ Thu Feb 26, 2004 6:01 pm ]
Post subject:  CRR on the property.

> Since NCTM is about statewide coverage are
> there any plans to ever represent the
> Clinchfield? If none of the ex-CRR 4-6-0s or
> F units are available about one of the
> SD45-2s.I believe one ex-CRR Montana Rail
> Link SD45-2 is leased to Norfolk Southern
> right now.

There's a CC&O wood caboose that is in excellent condition, on permanent loan from the Samuel Spencer Chapter NRHS. Let's hope something CRR as far as freight equipment or motive power does come available one day. Even though we have been blessed with some strategic donations, the aim is upkeep and improvement of the existing roster of display and operating equipment.


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