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Bill Farquhar

September 09, 2004 05:09PM

There was a 16mm film (lost in the burning of the Ft. Lupton depot) that showed the #111 being brought out of El Salvador in a hospital train of equipment bought by Gringo railfans. The power for the train was the now GLRR #40, also included was the 303 caboose and business car Cuscatlan that ended up at Sundown.

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Breckenridge #111 LINK	Jim Poston	September 08, 2004 07:23PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Jaosn Midyette	September 08, 2004 09:12PM
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Re: Mexican NG locos	SZuiderveen	September 09, 2004 02:52PM
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Re: Breckenridge #111	Wooly	September 09, 2004 02:33PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Rick Steele	September 09, 2004 04:38PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Bill Farquhar	September 09, 2004 05:09PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Wooly	September 09, 2004 05:55PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Dale W. Brown	September 09, 2004 06:16PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Pat	September 09, 2004 11:19PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	Ted Miles	September 10, 2004 02:53PM
Re: Breckenridge #111	John	September 10, 2004 04:32PM

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