Re: Rio Grande Stencils
| August 17, 2003 07:01PM |
Greg,
Uh huh, and what exactly would Colorado do with another high-gondola, boxcar, or reefer
You've got to admit, most of our Rio Grande stuff isn't incredibly unique in the scheme of things. Do you happen to know who would be a good person to ask in the FRIENDS?
Thanks for Your Help, Taylor
Uh huh, and what exactly would Colorado do with another high-gondola, boxcar, or reefer
You've got to admit, most of our Rio Grande stuff isn't incredibly unique in the scheme of things. Do you happen to know who would be a good person to ask in the FRIENDS?Thanks for Your Help, Taylor
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