Re: AT&SF THE LITTLE BUTTER CUP???
| December 09, 2009 09:39PM |
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k28drgw Wrote:
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> What do you guys think was the reason for her to
> come through albquerque then? was it in route to
> cali?
Did you happen to read my first post? I mentioned why it went through ABQ and the date to help pinpoint when your drew the picture.
It went through on March 30, 1986. So that's when your photo dates to.
In fact here is a photo from the museum train. Although it doesn't show the Little Butter Cup, F units, M-190, or the big steamers, you do get to see some of the switchers included. You might even be in the picture since it's at ABQ.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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> What do you guys think was the reason for her to
> come through albquerque then? was it in route to
> cali?
Did you happen to read my first post? I mentioned why it went through ABQ and the date to help pinpoint when your drew the picture.
It went through on March 30, 1986. So that's when your photo dates to.
In fact here is a photo from the museum train. Although it doesn't show the Little Butter Cup, F units, M-190, or the big steamers, you do get to see some of the switchers included. You might even be in the picture since it's at ABQ.
Matt
Lake Forest, CA
Click Here for my model train photo website
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