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Philip Walters
February 14, 2005 10:41PM
Hi Jason,
Speaking of gasoline powered, I noticed your name on a Rocky Mountain Division of NARCOA email. Just thought I'd say Hi as a new RMD member. My MT-14 has both narrow and "std." guage axles. Jim Spicer applied Smitty's dual gauge design to it...(had to toss that in to keep on the NG track here.)
If anyone on the board knows where the D&RGW records on MOW equipment covering mid 1980's on to the late 1990's I'd love to know about it. I'd like to find out a bit more about my car.
Philip
MT-14L3
DRGW 4054
"Sunny"
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