I could only imagine the fallout from that one :-) Todd Horton

I know I promised to shut up before, but... That 1961 ORER page that I mentioned earlier listed the PS-1s as having a 10' 3" inside height. Is an extra two inches of floor board thickness

You just want to start a fight, don't you! ;> Phil Buchwald candidate to send to Kadee for a model. Todd Horton of the yellow. cars me. do. of the the from at

Phil, Check the center sill as the car numners were stenciled there. Greg Martin

Phil, that would be a neat shot to see. Maybe even a possible candidate to send to Kadee for a model. Todd Horton

Twofer:Generally the car number would be located on the frame almost in the center of the car.I have a color shot of an all green PS-1 that I took.These were painted solid green after the Rutland

Brian, Ed, Jeff, Garth, all... I always enjoy hearing how where cars go and why. This thread turned on the light bulb in my dim mind and reminded me of a photo that I have seen in print, which

Dean, Saw some kits at Granddads hobby in Springfield Virginia. Chuck Hladik

The ironic thing was that when I went over to measure some things, the green car was opened up, and I got a good look at the inside. (Very good quality wood for the lining, by the way, and in case

Didja ever see the all-green, no-yellow Rutland PS-1s? A guy down in Bellows falls showed me a black and white photo of one that had been repainted that way. Yup, it was still a Rutland car,

Phil, I think that's the site where I originally ran up on this controversy. The issue seems to be were the cars delivered with the galvanized roof or not. It's highly possible that if they were

Guys; Some of the Berwind-White twins had large patch panels adjacent to the centerline that were installed to partially address the issues related to someone taking a sledge to these guys in winter

Phil; That is very interesting info. Yes, the Andrews seem to have been replaced, often with PRR 2D-F8 trucks, when they got rebuilt, but truck swaps after that were even common. I have never seen

Elden,I have sometimes found car numbers stenciled on the underframe,on trucks and on the inside.Armand Premo

Ed, The "Rutland in Color" by Philip R. Jordan includes a photo of brand new car 100 at Rutland on August 23, 1954, for a dedication ceremony. While the photo is from ground level, it appears that

Bill Welch asked: How odd that Mishawaka, Indiana should get mentioned; last night I was transcribing out of the "Official List of Open and Prepay Stations" the handful of industries that were

Elden, The two cars sitting in Middlebury have rectangular panel roofs. The trucks are solid bearing types, however they are not the original Andrews trucks... understandable since they ran

It's funny how these cars have acquired almost a cult following... There's a site called "Remembering the Rutland", and on it there was a report of an ex-Rutland PS-1 that was being moved to a

I am very well acquainted with John and Jeff because John has processed the negatives I have purchased or borrowed from various sources. He is a master with black and white. I do not know whether he

I received a note recently with someone I have been corresponding with regarding Fruit Growers Express about someone named John Strombeck (and his brother Jeff) who apparently have a large