Re: Seaboard and C&O 1923 freight cars
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Scott,
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We posted more pictures of the C&O 86500 ventilated box and rib-sided hopper cars in the C&O HS websit's supplemental images section. They will be the for a couple more weeks. We have a 75% complete article on the C&O 86500 and 87000-series ventilated box cars, with a Bob Hundman in the works. It is primarily held up for lack of in-field images and usage data. A short article on their "built like a battleship" C&O twin hopper car series was drafted up also a few years ago. The NN SB engineering folks had developed their own theories on why there were so many center-sill to draft gear failures occuring in first generation steel coal cars. Al Kresse
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From: "scottpitzer2002" <scottp459@...> To: STMFC@... Sent: Sunday, November 15, 2009 5:08:41 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern Subject: [STMFC] Seaboard and C&O 1923 freight cars C&O Historical Magazine for October 2009 has an article about railroad work done by Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Company. The one photo showing completed freight cars (November 1923) is a down-on, from the corner of the cars, view of Seaboard 99927 (a Pratt-truss gondola) and a C&O 96658, a ventilated box car. Scott Pitzer [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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