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Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?

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superfleet

November 18, 2021 10:04PM

Registered: 16 years ago
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So, with the sale of some of the Conoco cars to PMEX in 1945, was that the end of the Conoco car story on the D&RGW? I want to buy a few of these nifty new San Juan models and am trying to determine how long they lasted so I know how long I can run them accurately. Also, did all of them end up black or did some of them stay in silver till the end? IF so, what numbers?

Thanks again,

Dan in Wichita
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Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	superfleet	November 17, 2021 04:13PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	Mark Valerius	November 17, 2021 08:51PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	davegrandt	November 17, 2021 08:51PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	evankamp	November 18, 2021 08:08AM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	Greg Scholl	November 18, 2021 08:18AM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	evankamp	November 18, 2021 09:17AM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	jeffsmith	November 18, 2021 09:18AM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	jim pallow	November 19, 2021 03:27PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	jeffsmith	November 19, 2021 06:13PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	superfleet	November 18, 2021 10:04PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	davegrandt	November 20, 2021 05:49PM
Re: Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?	Dan Robirds	November 20, 2021 06:04PM

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