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Scott Turner

December 30, 2005 05:02PM

My guess is that the photos show 3 6600 series flats, rebuilt form standard gauge cars and 1 6200 series flat.
Good guess Erik!
The last two (easily read since they've been recently relettered) are 6214 & 6627. The first two are pretty hard to read in most of my shots, but I'm 99% certain that the first is 6601. The second I'd swear read 6639, but there's no flat of that number on the C&TS roster, so I expect it's actually 6636.
Scott

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