Re: D&RGW dual gauge idler-coupler flats
| March 17, 2005 01:24AM |
Hi Carlos,
Yeah, it -is- right there in your yard after all. I planned on coming up to do a photo shoot for one of the Quick Pic books, but was going to wait until it got a little warmer and the snow cleared away so I could find the car
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I check your web site regularly, so that would be really nice to get some shots of it, over, under, around and through. It is an interesting car and will make a neat model for those with dual gauge trackage. They would appreciate the photos too I bet.
Thanks to all of you who have shared information on the cars. Interesting to chase down the particulars on specialty cars like this.
Yeah, it -is- right there in your yard after all. I planned on coming up to do a photo shoot for one of the Quick Pic books, but was going to wait until it got a little warmer and the snow cleared away so I could find the car
" />}I check your web site regularly, so that would be really nice to get some shots of it, over, under, around and through. It is an interesting car and will make a neat model for those with dual gauge trackage. They would appreciate the photos too I bet.
Thanks to all of you who have shared information on the cars. Interesting to chase down the particulars on specialty cars like this.
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