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weston1879

November 23, 2015 07:25PM

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Reading internet material about the Souther construction engines used on the Colorado Central it seems that they were built prior to the Civil War.Were they regauged by the Colorado Central to run on 3ft gauge,or were they originally built as narrow gauge engines?

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