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El Coke

November 13, 2000 11:21PM

Brian ,
Thank you for the info .I viewed the tape today and yes there is some footage of #18 on the turntable at Laws .That table worked better than most . SP was a very cheap road ,and turned down buying a RGS caboose because they would have to spend about $200 putting 3/4 size couplers in it !

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S P Owens Valley tape	ted miles	November 13, 2000 10:05AM
S P Owens Valley tape and other archival tapes	El Coke	November 13, 2000 10:51AM
Re: S P Owens Valley tape	Brian Norden	November 13, 2000 07:37PM
Thanks and correction	El Coke	November 13, 2000 11:21PM
Re: Thanks and correction	Brian Norden	November 14, 2000 01:44AM
SP/RGS #0404 ...?	El Coke	November 14, 2000 08:46PM
Re: last use of SP 4-6-0 #9	Brian Norden	November 14, 2000 09:52PM
Re: SP No. 9	Les Clark	November 15, 2000 03:46PM
Last run of #9	John West	November 16, 2000 12:09AM
Thank you	El Coke	November 17, 2000 04:38PM
Re: SP/RGS #0404 ...?	Herb Kelsey	November 16, 2000 10:27PM
Re: Thanks and correction	Les Clark	November 15, 2000 03:24PM
Re: S P Owens Valley tape	Dennis O'Berry	November 15, 2000 11:57AM
Another film	Grant Houston	November 17, 2000 08:04PM
Another film	Grant Houston	November 17, 2000 08:05PM

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