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pd3463

September 27, 2019 07:23PM

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Purely a hunch, but if they are placed into service, I’ll but they receive passenger trucks too.

I also recall (maybe inaccurately too) they were heavier than the clerestory cars. If so, how do they compare with the other cars? Like the C&TS remaining cars, the D&S historic cars and the D&S modern built cars?

Phil

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