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Everett Lueck

December 03, 2008 08:02AM

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Considering the condition of #20 as Linn and Kelly found as they dismantled the engine, the ICC report of May 1951 is very interesting.
Almost doesn't sound like the same loco.

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RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	November 30, 2008 07:23PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	November 30, 2008 11:25PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	Everett Lueck	December 03, 2008 08:02AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 03, 2008 02:59PM
Re: RGS paper work #20's condition	Linn W. Moedinger	December 03, 2008 03:09PM
Re: RGS paper work #20's condition	orangerail	December 03, 2008 09:52PM
Re: RGS paper work #20's condition	Linn W. Moedinger	December 05, 2008 04:42AM
Re: RGS paper work #20's condition	orangerail	December 06, 2008 09:27PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	Larry Spencer	December 03, 2008 03:05PM
Bob Shank Sr.	Stephen Peck	December 01, 2008 07:51AM
Re: Bob Shank Sr.	Herb Kelsey	December 01, 2008 03:44PM
Re: Bob Shank Sr.	geode	December 03, 2008 08:28AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 03, 2008 03:06PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 03, 2008 03:14PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 03, 2008 03:17PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	davegrandt	December 04, 2008 08:17AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 04, 2008 09:58AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	Etrump	December 04, 2008 05:59PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	orangerail	December 04, 2008 09:12PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	jalbers	December 05, 2008 10:41AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	Mike Stillwell	December 08, 2008 08:05AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	jalbers	December 08, 2008 09:17AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	HighCommander	December 05, 2008 08:44PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 06, 2008 12:51AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	orangerail	December 06, 2008 09:32PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	sjh7	December 05, 2008 07:54AM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	tractor	December 05, 2008 02:48PM
Re: RGS paper work plus Colorado Narrow Narrow Gauge pictures and a few mine also	orangerail	December 06, 2008 09:37PM

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