Anybody have any background on these number and builder plates from Pacific Coast NG? Is this engine still around?

TJG



Pacific Coast NG #106
tjgaffney@phmuseum.org

> Anybody have any background on these number
> and builder plates from Pacific Coast NG? Is
> this engine still around?

> TJG
According to Gerald Best's book, "Ships and Narrow Gauge Rails", Pacific Coast No. 106 was destroyed by a fire August 10, 1938.

Martyhuck@aol.com

> According to Gerald Best's book, "Ships
> and Narrow Gauge Rails", Pacific Coast
> No. 106 was destroyed by a fire August 10,
> 1938.
HELLO..........

PC RR ENGINE NO.106 MET ITS FIERY END NEAR
LOS ALAMOS WHEN HIT BY A GASOLINE TRUCK ON
AUGUST 10, 1938........THE LOCOMOTIVE WAS SOLD
FOR SCRAP........THE TANK TRUCK WAS LOADED WITH 5000 GALLONS OF GASOLINE.....

CHARLIE HOPKINS

TWINCOACH@AOL.COM

I have the builder's plate from PC #110 in my personal collection. I would love to have this set in my collection, but the pricing is much more than I can afford or justify for the set. They sure look good though!!! Also, T.J., I am still enjoying the photo that you took of me on the back of the Ohio Central caboose in October. I only wish that I could have worked the whole weekend!!!



steamfan@crusoe.net

> I have the builder's plate from PC #110 in
> my personal collection. I would love to have
> this set in my collection, but the pricing
> is much more than I can afford or justify
> for the set. They sure look good though!!!
> Also, T.J., I am still enjoying the photo
> that you took of me on the back of the Ohio
> Central caboose in October. I only wish that
> I could have worked the whole weekend!!!

Ron-
Don't thank me, thank Jason for putting it on the website! I just began to realize that that view from the rear has become almost as rare as a 6300 on the front! By the way, have you heard any news on what special trips are coming up this year?

TJ


Port Huron Museum

tjgaffney@phmuseum.org