A very non standard paint scheme for D&RGW 3534
| August 16, 2015 08:06PM |
Found these gems in a lot of photos that I picked up today. Note on the back indicates that the photographer thought the car had been lettered for a movie. I would guess that someone was just having fun! Photo is undated but others in group were dated 1963-1964.
D&RGW 3534 lettered for the "S&MRR", Alamosa, ca 1964
D&RGW 3534 survives today, though wearing a more standard lettering scheme and lacking trucks, at Hermosa on the Durango & Silverton
Jason Midyette
D&RGW 3534 lettered for the "S&MRR", Alamosa, ca 1964
D&RGW 3534 survives today, though wearing a more standard lettering scheme and lacking trucks, at Hermosa on the Durango & Silverton
Jason Midyette
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