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John Hammond

April 01, 2001 08:58PM

Doug: The 6200 series cars were all wood, 36' long, with steel reinforcing. The 6300 series were 40' long, all wood, with a length of rail hung under the side sills, like they did with the idler flats. Up at the Georgetown Loop, we have 3 of the 6200 cars,6212, 6215 and 6219. We also have one of the 6300 cars, 6302, which belongs to the Colorado Historical Society.

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6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Doug vV	April 01, 2001 05:29PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Fred	April 01, 2001 05:36PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Sam March	April 01, 2001 05:53PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Grant Houston	April 01, 2001 06:01PM
Books	Sam March	April 01, 2001 10:30PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Doug vV	April 01, 2001 07:02PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	John Hammond	April 01, 2001 08:58PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Craig	April 01, 2001 09:17PM
Re: 6300-6314 D&RGW flats	Bill Lund	April 01, 2001 09:47PM

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