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

November 20, 2021 05:49PM
Attached is a Richard Jackson photo of a Farmington train just south of Carbon Junction 4 of the 21-40 cars, 4 Dof the larger dome low running board cars, wood framed car 20, 2 UTLX cars and an ex Uintah water car Data on contents from Jimmy Blouch.

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and another just after it's arrival in Durango
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Why did none of the Conoco narrow gauge tank cars survive?

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