If you have photos, we'd like to see them.

The locomotive is on display. When I was
> there last Feb. the cosmetic restoration was
> not complete. They were also restoring a
> private car owned by "Lucky"
> Baldwin's daughter. Hope this helps.


bobyar2001@yahoo.com

> Sure. The present value of the $2M spread
> over five years is less than that of $2M
> spread over 2 1/2 years, although with
> interest rates at their current low levels
> the difference is small.

> Moral: Everybody should probably take at
> least an introductory course in accounting
> at some point in their lives.

> Randall Hicks (son of CPA)
THANK YOU ALL FOR YHE ANSWERS ON CPR #2839,,,,THANKS AGAIN,,,PAT

cherif@mediaone.net

> The locomotive is on display. When I was
> there last Feb. the cosmetic restoration was
> not complete. They were also restoring a
> private car owned by "Lucky"
> Baldwin's daughter.
As a sidenote to the thread, did you get any pictures of this car? Do you have the location's "official" name and an address or phone number where they can be contacted for details? From your observation, do they appear to be preparing to market this equipment strictly for its commercial rather than its historical value, like the innumerable versions of "Harry Truman's Private Railroad Car" invariably being hawked at what seems like at least one tourist sideshow in every state of the union?


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