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Thomas Leaton

November 27, 2004 01:38AM

Dick and Steve--
Thanks for the info.
I was specifically wondering about the 1960's.
Back then there were several narrow gauge cars and locos that had been repainted for display in unusual colors. For instance, loco 268 was orange and black, and 278 had silver frames, cylinders, and wheels.
And then there was caboose 0575, which was also dolled up in nonstandard colors and logos.
I wish I had taken a photo to refresh my memory. Anybody else recall this?
regards,
Tom

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Question: caboose in Ouray	Thomas Leaton	November 26, 2004 05:02PM
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