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Jeff Taylor

September 25, 2010 04:48PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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Yes that is the same "motor" #1.
As it say's in CO rail annual #9, two month's after #1 was placed in service the RGS modified it as per the USPS request. They added a "shed" over the back, and built a 6' 6" long bench seat for 5 more passengers.(5 more being a bit generous)

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Goose/Geese book question	SMITTY	September 25, 2010 01:18PM
Re: Goose/Geese book question	Jeff Taylor	September 25, 2010 04:48PM
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