Just read the referenced article and saw nothing about giving eBay a credit card number; also, it applies to “managed payments”. I did not receive the eBay “notice” that caused this thread,

Thank you David Paul

Thank you Bruce, for filling in fantastic extra info. That shows car 43386, the other car listed in the 7-37 ORER, note PPP as exceptions in the 43191 to 43690 series F-50-12 cars with greater

I came across in my stash a half dozen pair of these. They look better in person, but I can't figure out what they might represent. 5 springs and some big-ass journals, 6"x11", so maybe in the 70 ton

One of the clinics during the virtual PRR day meeting was on transformers, by Rob Bennett. One thing I learned from Rob is that there was usually a transformer for each phase. I sent the photo to Rob

The second car has coil sprung trucks. Just FYI. Thanks! Brian Ehni (Sent from my iPhone)

Dan Upon closer examination I think you are correct - Re-writing: These are two nearly-identical transformers on TWO different SP 70-ton(ish) SP Flat cars: Photo on 4-8-1937 on SP 43595 F-50-12 ...

RE: Photo on 4-8-1937 as SP 43595 https://hdl.huntington.org/digital/collection/p16003coll2/id/30745/rec/693 Two days later, 4-10-1937, with SAME load... as SP

Richard Brennan wrote: Photo on 4-8-1937 as SP 43595 https://hdl.huntington.org/digital/collection/p16003coll2/id/30745/rec/693 Two days later, 4-10-1937, with SAME load... as SP

The question does not have a precise answer because the change would have had to occur over time. When did Southern executives decide to change the color? About 1953-4. When did the last of

Sure it can... A quick shop change to 70-ton trucks...because an important shipper has a LARGE load: Voila! SP Freight Cars Vol 3, p 220 lists F-70-1 as a single car: SP 49679... p221 'The

I wonder if it might have sometimes been that, faced with a large high value shipment like this power plant machinery that the RR might overhaul and paint cars just for that shipment,rather than just

Oops, listing for one 70t car, 49679, listed in the 7-39 ORER. In the 7-37 ORER, 49679 is listed as a 50t F-50-14 car, the last in that # series. Dan Smith

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pete: use plastic, there's a seperate entry ;-)

Here is link to the information on eBay https://www.ebay.com/help/selling/getting-paid/get-paid-managed-payments-seller?id=4814 Gene Semon

Are you sure this isn't a scam for getting your bank account information? I've heard nothing like what you said from ebay. Richard Townsend Lincoln City, OR

There are no 70t, 1400000 lbs capacity flats listed in either the 7-37 or 7-39 ORER's for SP. Tony may need to chime in here but I think SP got it's first 70T flats in 1940, if memory serves and I

From the 7-37 ORER FM flat all steel 43191 to 43690 100000 lbs. capacity 497 cars note PPP 120000 lbs. capacity

In the worst case, I am looking at having it deposited to a debit card account, such as Kroger. Chuck Happel A man who views the world the same at fifty as he did at twenty has wasted thirty years of