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Josh McNeal

January 02, 2020 04:16PM

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As far as I know, The Chama, Durango, and Alamosa. The Alamosa still in service in Durango, was converted to a coach in the 50s until Bradshaw bought the railroad and he converted it back. Chama and Durango are at Knott's Berry Farm, in almost perfect condition, but Chama was converted to a combine. They've been there since Walter Knotts brought them there in the 50s. Salida and Gunnison I'd have to look up their disposition. Someone else may know off the top of their head.

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Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	LOGGERHOGGER	January 01, 2020 04:52PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Chris Walker	January 01, 2020 04:59PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	LOGGERHOGGER	January 01, 2020 05:07PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Brian Norden	January 01, 2020 05:37PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Jeff Taylor	January 01, 2020 06:17PM
Coach 319	Kevin Cook	January 02, 2020 02:31PM
Re: Coach 319	evankamp	January 02, 2020 02:59PM
Remaining parlor cars	Josh McNeal	January 02, 2020 04:16PM
Re: Remaining parlor cars	pd3463	January 02, 2020 04:29PM
Re: Remaining parlor cars [of those around in the late 1920's]	hank	January 03, 2020 12:24PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Tomstp	January 03, 2020 12:33PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Sharrod	January 01, 2020 05:50PM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Herb Kelsey	January 02, 2020 12:56AM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	Earl	January 02, 2020 11:25AM
Re: Let's Try This Again - A Parlor Car In Durango - 1950!	TonyK375	January 02, 2020 11:36AM
Re: San Juan arrivals & departures - Alamosa in 1950 and before	Russo Loco	January 02, 2020 01:19PM

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