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 Post subject: Car 57 progress update
PostPosted: Fri May 28, 2010 9:02 am 

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Hi to all
After a long period of inactivity, due to weather and boring secular work we have new photos of progress on the south side of the car and a couple of interesting discoveries. photos can be seen at
http://mikepannell254.fotopic.net/p65078101.html

regards to all

Mike Pannell


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 Post subject: Re: Car 57 progress update
PostPosted: Sat May 29, 2010 1:02 am 

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Always interesting to see the photos of your project.

I looked up Lot 1452 in the list of "Early Pullman Freight and Passenger Car Production" prepared by Eric A. Neubauer. This is available as a PDF file on CD. (see http://ericsrailroadcarhistory.com/)

Lot 1452 entry notes that five cars were built on this order, all to plan 320A (10-87) and were built March of 1888:
    4 cars for DT&FW nos 45-48
    1 car for FW&D no 6

Additional notes regarding the four cars for DT&FW:
    DT&FW 45-46 to UPD&G 201-202, 371-372 or 380-381 by 8-92
    DT&FW 45 to UPD&G 731 then C&S 513

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 Post subject: Re: Car 57 progress update
PostPosted: Sat May 29, 2010 9:24 am 

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Thanks Brian
I hadnt seen that reference work before, but the history matches exactly what we have. Our car was originally DT&FW 45, became UPD&G 371, then C&S 57 in 1899 and finally 513 in 1906, ending its career as 99924. Its so great being able to read a listing like Erics but have the real beast that carried those numbers still with us.

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 Post subject: Re: Car 57 progress update
PostPosted: Mon May 31, 2010 10:27 pm 

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G'day Mike,

Thanks for the updates. I continue to follow your progress with interest and am most impressed with your work.

Cheers,
Matt


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