Re: The O.C. 1975
| February 16, 2007 10:52AM |
Ah yes, Knott's Berry Farm's brief affair with 2-8-2s. She never looked right there. Too shiny. K-27's should never be that shiny. 
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I was just noticing also the excessively wide pilot beam. Never looked right from the front and now I realize why. Side steps would have helped. She sure looks great at Huckleberry.
" />I was just noticing also the excessively wide pilot beam. Never looked right from the front and now I realize why. Side steps would have helped. She sure looks great at Huckleberry.
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