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Ted Miles

December 05, 2002 01:53PM

Curtis,
I forgot about that engine in this case because it is not narrow gauge. I think it is still at the Portola Railroad Museum, Which is trying to get some steam to go along with their Diesels.
And your comment about operational narrow gauge engines at CRRM. I think the plan is to put the pieces of the D&RGW 318 back together with a new boiler, Now that they have a Shop building it seems more likely than before.

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Re: Oldest UP Engine	South Park	December 05, 2002 06:54PM
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Re: 191/318	Rick Steele	December 08, 2002 06:03AM
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