e-bay "air" locomotive *LINK*
| October 04, 2004 06:13PM |
Hi,
Over on rypn there is a link to what is called a compressed air locomotive that still has the asbestos lagging on it
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Reading the e-bay responses, the seller in New Jersey did not know what gauge it was. He measured the flanges a came out with 54.5"
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I guess that constitutes a narrow gauge locomotive" />
If you need a laugh, look at the fireless cooker over there.
Doug
Over on rypn there is a link to what is called a compressed air locomotive that still has the asbestos lagging on it
" />Reading the e-bay responses, the seller in New Jersey did not know what gauge it was. He measured the flanges a came out with 54.5"
" />I guess that constitutes a narrow gauge locomotive
" />If you need a laugh, look at the fireless cooker over there.
Doug
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Wooly | October 04, 2004 06:36PM |
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