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Kevin S.

September 02, 2007 11:38AM

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There are still narrow gauge railroads operating in other parts of the world today that are about as modern as one can expect such an operation to be.

When these companies need new equipment, locomotives and rolling stock, where do they turn to purchase these items?

Does GE still make the Shovel nose styled locomotive the White Pass uses? I know these were made for export and went to various railroads around the world.

Kevin

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Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Kevin S.	September 02, 2007 11:38AM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Brian Norden	September 02, 2007 12:38PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Brian Norden	September 02, 2007 09:27PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Kevin K.	September 03, 2007 02:55AM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Brian Norden	September 03, 2007 12:46PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Don Newing	September 02, 2007 01:11PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	ND Holmes	September 02, 2007 01:51PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	Dan Robirds	September 02, 2007 04:57PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	IanD	September 02, 2007 02:08PM
Re: Narrow Gauge Manufacturing today	bcp	September 02, 2007 05:18PM
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