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Randy Hees

August 20, 2019 09:38PM

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The North Pacific Coast had a business car, Millwood which was 50' 4" "In train"

It was built in 1877 by Kimball Carriage Works of San Francisco. It was converted to a standard gauge work car when the narrow gauge shut down, and is presumed lost in an Ell River flood in the 1960's....

Randy Hees

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Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	AFTX	August 18, 2019 04:27PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Will Gant	August 19, 2019 07:13PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Earl	August 19, 2019 09:23PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	kcsivils	August 19, 2019 10:55PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Brian Norden	August 19, 2019 11:18PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Randy Hees	August 20, 2019 09:38PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	davegrandt	August 20, 2019 08:11PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Jeff Taylor	August 20, 2019 08:59PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Brian Norden	August 21, 2019 01:55PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	jim pallow	August 20, 2019 04:13PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Brian Norden	August 20, 2019 07:44PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	bcp	August 20, 2019 11:31PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Jeff Taylor	August 20, 2019 08:47PM
Re: Longest Narrow Gauge Passenger Car?	Brian Norden	August 21, 2019 12:11PM
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