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Steve C

December 05, 2002 12:39PM

What about the Grand Canyon Railroad? If I remember correctly they were pleased with the 3751 when it had the visit last summer. That would certainly pull their Pullmans. Oil burner, modern locomotive. Perhaps they would be interested.

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Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	El Coke	December 04, 2002 04:32PM
ahh,just in time for x-mas! will they wrap it? NM	Andy J	December 04, 2002 04:47PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Fred T	December 04, 2002 06:23PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Greg Scholl	December 04, 2002 06:30PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Kelly	December 04, 2002 07:38PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Hoss	December 04, 2002 07:54PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Duane Richardson	December 04, 2002 08:36PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	John Craft	December 05, 2002 05:04AM
Come on guys, use come imagination!	Rick Steele	December 05, 2002 07:52AM
Re: Come on guys, use come imagination!	Fred T	December 05, 2002 09:37AM
How about a 2-4-2+2-4-2 Garrett?	DvV	December 05, 2002 05:02PM
Re: Come on guys, use come imagination!	Bob Walker	December 06, 2002 06:35AM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Steve C	December 05, 2002 12:39PM
Re: Baldwin 4-8-4 for sale	Trevor Hartford	December 06, 2002 08:53AM

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