Re: So, did we ever aagree on an answer on this tank car? (UNCLASSIFIED)
Perfectly ordinary 103's were used for vinegar transport, so why not
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an insulated 103? I don't think very much can be gleaned from a blurry photo of a more or less generic tank car other than the owner advertised paints, chemicals and food products. If it really is a Dupont tank car as some one said, maybe it is used to transport acetic acid which is basically vinegar without the water component but is a weak acid and doesn't require the same handling as hydrochloric or sulfuric acids. Tim O'Connor
HJ Heinz plant, flood of 1964, in front of vinegar processing plant...
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