How many gauges here?
| January 12, 2010 09:15PM |
Gentlemen,
The pictures below are of a restored PCC trolley car, completely refurbished by the Brookville Equipment Company. Quite nice, wouldn't you say?
Since readers of this forum are narrow-gauge nut cases, I direct you attention to the plant trackage that appears is the lower left foreground of the first picture. How many different gauges do you figure are represented there??!!
Mike
The pictures below are of a restored PCC trolley car, completely refurbished by the Brookville Equipment Company. Quite nice, wouldn't you say?
Since readers of this forum are narrow-gauge nut cases, I direct you attention to the plant trackage that appears is the lower left foreground of the first picture. How many different gauges do you figure are represented there??!!
Mike
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mikerowe | January 12, 2010 09:15PM |
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