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Rick Steele

September 23, 2001 11:01AM

Ted,
The C&S 104 is actually the C&S 2. After the end platforms were cut down, it measured 34'. It was built by Union Pacific in 1874. The body was on the ground in Lyons, CO and was moved by Stuhr to their facility, probably by truck. It seems likely that the body was purchased by the Nebraska Midland RR and not by Stuhr themselves.
Rick Steele

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Subject	Author	Posted
WP&Y 69	Ted Miles	September 22, 2001 11:09PM
Re: WP&Y 69	Rick Steele	September 23, 2001 11:01AM
Re: WP&Y 69 and PICTS	Sam March	September 23, 2001 11:21AM
Re: WP&Y 69 and PICTS	Ted Miles	September 24, 2001 02:29PM
Re: WP&Y 69 is a 2-8-0 NM	Herb Kelsey	September 23, 2001 01:45PM
Re: WP&Y 69	Art Gibson	September 24, 2001 06:30PM
Re: WP&Y 69	Paul D	September 25, 2001 08:27AM
Re: WP&Y 69	Grant Houston	September 25, 2001 04:51PM
Re: WP&Y 69	Sam March	September 25, 2001 05:31PM
Re: WP&Y 69	Paul D	September 26, 2001 10:42AM
Thanks!	Grant Houston	September 26, 2001 06:10PM

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