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Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?

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Tom Peterman

November 03, 2003 07:16AM

From an earlier post, both went to Mexico in 1941, both were converted to standard gauge in1949, #458 was scrapped in 1963 while #459 was scrapped earlier - 1957. Unfortunately I don't have who first provided this information.

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Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Steve Stockham	November 01, 2003 10:37AM
Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Douglas van Veelen	November 01, 2003 06:01PM
Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Steve Stockham	November 02, 2003 03:27PM
Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Tom Moungovan	November 02, 2003 05:53PM
Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Tom Peterman	November 03, 2003 07:16AM
Re: Ultimate fate of K-27's #458 and #459?	Duane Richardson	November 03, 2003 08:07AM

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