Re: RGS Goose trailers.
| February 11, 2008 11:33AM |
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Yeah when the geese had the pierce arrow bodies they had the tanks mounted to the roofs. When they put the bus bodies on they put them inside the front of LCL box hanging from the roof. #5 still has it hanging in there I saw it when I rode it last August.If you look at the picture of #5 you see the roof line of the bus.
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