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Ted miles

January 31, 2024 12:30PM

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I believe a lot of Pullman equipment went down to Mexico. In 1968 or so, I rode a Pullman sleeping car down to Mazatlán over the Chauaha El Pacifico Railroad. This of course was standard gauge; just a few years before the Mexican government Nationalized the Pullman Company.

Ted Miles, retired but still likes narrow gauge

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