Re: Narrow Gauge Speeder
| February 14, 2012 09:10PM |
You cant always get what you want. "Original" RR speeders are even cut-downs or home built. Here is one I wanted, but it is now supposed to go to a state musem (it hasn't gone yet in 0ver 2 years, and might not considering the state's budget. Trivia question, What is the original RR, where is it at now, and where is it supposed to go?
Alan B
Alan B
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