Re: RGS Truck
| November 21, 2007 12:45PM |
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Great photo Scott, such a classic. Now I know I've seen that in one of the books we have.
It reminds me of a Rio Grande Trailways bus photo, which I think was taken in Durango...again in one of the many Rio Grande books out there. Too bad there are no bus models in my scale to work from, as a trailways bus would really be great.
I know I know those trailway busses were a way to get out of passenger rail service
, but they sure were classy looking busses (at least based off of the one photo I've seen).
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
It reminds me of a Rio Grande Trailways bus photo, which I think was taken in Durango...again in one of the many Rio Grande books out there. Too bad there are no bus models in my scale to work from, as a trailways bus would really be great.
I know I know those trailway busses were a way to get out of passenger rail service
, but they sure were classy looking busses (at least based off of the one photo I've seen).Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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