One too many cars?
| December 17, 2000 08:58PM |
When I recently went to the C&TS, I noticed something that puzzled me, and I think there has to be someone here who can help. Here goe's,
In the chama yard I saw under tarps the X54, X65, and 0292(?). I also saw 053 by the rotaries, and the 0252(?) over near the coaling area. However, I also saw in the Antonito yard another coach. Anybody have a clue on the identity? I always love to find more cars
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In the chama yard I saw under tarps the X54, X65, and 0292(?). I also saw 053 by the rotaries, and the 0252(?) over near the coaling area. However, I also saw in the Antonito yard another coach. Anybody have a clue on the identity? I always love to find more cars
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Grant Houston | December 17, 2000 08:58PM |
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John West | December 17, 2000 09:25PM |
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Craig Kumler | December 18, 2000 12:12PM |
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Grant Houston | December 18, 2000 05:31PM |
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