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Re: Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?

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Ted miles

May 17, 2000 01:43PM

I travel up that way from SF to the Western Railway Museum at Rio Vista Junction. The cars are part of a antiques store and restaurant. I have eaten in the passenger car, which has had its inside wall removed. The box cars are also part of the dining room.All three of them are sitting on freight trucks. I do not think that either of the box cars is narrow gauge, steel construction and they are too wide to be narrow gaauge. TM

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Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?	Eugene	May 16, 2000 09:56AM
Re: Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?	Rick B.	May 16, 2000 12:50PM
Re: Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?	Eugene	May 16, 2000 02:10PM
Hey - That's not too far!	Kevin Cook	May 16, 2000 02:45PM
Re: Hey - That's not too far!	ncng9	May 16, 2000 03:47PM
Re: Hey - That's not too far!	Eugene	May 16, 2000 07:37PM
Location	Eugene	May 16, 2000 07:40PM
Re: Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?	Ted miles	May 17, 2000 01:43PM
Re: Narrow Gauge boxcar in Cordelia, CA?	Rich Hill	May 17, 2000 02:29PM
Not the cars at the resturant	Eugene	May 17, 2000 04:10PM

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