Re: B RB & L MU coaches - truck pics
| February 27, 2010 10:09AM |
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The publication is Electric Railway Car Trucks by E. Harper Charlton and published and edited by Harold E. Cox. Copyright back in 1967.
The 177E appears to be a variant of the 77E truck. Brill was a major manufacturer of electric railway cars and trucks. Following are illustrations from the book.
Hope these help.
Brian Norden
The 177E appears to be a variant of the 77E truck. Brill was a major manufacturer of electric railway cars and trucks. Following are illustrations from the book.
Hope these help.
Brian Norden
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