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Dave Burroughs

October 28, 2004 07:12AM

I passed by the Huck briefly on Oct 10th and caught #2 at Genesee. The cab is looking a little grubby but I liked it.
Any time I have photographed #2, the varnished wood cab seemed to stand out in the picture.
Has any thought been given to having the cab blend with the rest of the loco and tender in either black or green?
Regards,
Dave Burroughs
Hamilton, Ontario

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