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char140
Joined: 23 Nov 2006
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Location: Port Saint Lucie ,FL
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 Posted: Sun Dec 03, 2006 4: 15 pm Post subject: STEAM ENGINE |
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| The Question I have is , was any of the Steam Engine or FM saved from the scrap torch? Thank You Char 140 |
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PWVJer
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| Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 6: 03 pm Post subject: All gone... |
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All the FM's (H-20-44 and H-16-44) were traded-in and then scrapped. Only (3) H-20-44's of the 96 that were built by Fairbanks Morse Co. are around today. None of the Steamers were saved, all were scrapped at Rook, West Mifflin and Glassport Pa.
The good news...P&WV (Northeastern Style) cabs.#'s 825,828,829,830,835,836,837,and 839 some-how are all still with us. Their disposition today??
P&WV Int. Car Co. Cabooses #850,851 and 854 are also still around.
(1) one P&WV wood cab (808? 810?) has also survived. |
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char140
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Location: Port Saint Lucie ,FL
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| Posted: Mon Dec 04, 2006 7: 28 pm Post subject: STEAM ENGINE |
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| Thank You PwvJer |
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