Re: Salida Barrel Dump
| February 13, 2006 07:56PM |
it depends on era as for as i know it was always black but then again i have never seen early picturs of it
but regardles of paint color it always was ethir lime white or black depending on if only the usual limestone trains were coming throu (limestone white) of if a coal extra had come throu (if you cant guess the color it would be then you dont deserve to be aroun a steam engin
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but regardles of paint color it always was ethir lime white or black depending on if only the usual limestone trains were coming throu (limestone white) of if a coal extra had come throu (if you cant guess the color it would be then you dont deserve to be aroun a steam engin
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Paul Fergsuon | February 13, 2006 03:54AM |
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Rod Jensen | February 13, 2006 08:59PM |
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