Re: Photos of C-19's
| September 27, 2014 04:15PM |
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Cracker,
the "steel" cab to which you refer to is only a steel sheet applied to the wooden cabside below the windowsill. Maybe it got left off when a new cab was furnished? The only C-19 with a true steel cab was the #346 after the C&S rolled her on Kenosha.
from DPL Photo
Chris
in New Zealand
the "steel" cab to which you refer to is only a steel sheet applied to the wooden cabside below the windowsill. Maybe it got left off when a new cab was furnished? The only C-19 with a true steel cab was the #346 after the C&S rolled her on Kenosha.
from DPL Photo
Chris
in New Zealand
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