K-36's in Passenger Service 
| July 16, 2009 05:16PM |
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Hi, All (Yes, even you Lurky Lou's) -
Hopefully, these simple questions are easily answered and will not turn anyone green with apoplexy:
Which of the K-36's (if any) were equipped with steam-heat lines for passenger service?
Which (if any) were based in Salida, and which (if any) in Alamosa?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
- Russo de los Locos Verdes
Hopefully, these simple questions are easily answered and will not turn anyone green with apoplexy:
Which of the K-36's (if any) were equipped with steam-heat lines for passenger service?
Which (if any) were based in Salida, and which (if any) in Alamosa?
Thanks in advance for your assistance.
- Russo de los Locos Verdes
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Russo Loco | July 16, 2009 05:16PM |
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