Re: Five US Army Troop Cars


Bruce Smith
 

Yes, all 5 are kitchen cars. Since they appear to be in original paint, I suspect this is a move to position them in storage. The cars sold to railroads were generally sold through an intermediary. In addition, it appears that, while the D&RGW did get ex-troop cars, these were troop sleepers and not kitchens.

Regards,
Bruce Smith, Auburn, AL


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Sure look like it. 

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Brian Ehni 
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On Nov 27, 2022, at 12:30 PM, Paul Doggett via groups.io <paul.doggett2472@...> wrote:

Gary 

Are those the kitchen cars ?
Paul Doggett 



On 27 Nov 2022, at 16:27, gary laakso <vasa0vasa@...> wrote:



They are seen moving in a freight in 1949, complete with their Allied Full Cushion trucks:

 

https://donstrack.smugmug.com/UtahRails/Emil-Albrecht-Photos/1949-Oct-Farmington-West-Ogden/i-4vZvpSv/A  

 

Gary Laakso

 

Northwest of Mike Brock

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