Hi Folks Here are the DS/SS/Steel splits for box, auto and ventilator cars in interchange service on the Seaboard and SOO as of January 1945, April 1949 and July 1950. Numbers of

Hi Folks Here are the DS/SS/Steel splits for box, auto and ventilator cars in interchange service on the Rock Island and Louisville & Nashville as of January 1945, April 1949 and July

Hi Larry, The exit number is approximately 201, I don't know exactly; but the cross road is state highway 520. Take it east across the causeway to A1A in downtown Cocoa Beach, turn south, and in

Hi Folks Here are the DS/SS/Steel splits for box, auto and ventilator cars in interchange service on the C&O and PM as of January 1945, April 1949 and July 1950. Because these roads were combined in

Hey guys, Mike or someone. What is the exit # to get off I-95 for Cocoa Beach? I am getting old. Do not remember. Thank you Larry Jackman ljack70117@... Boca Raton FL 33434 I want to die in

Hi Folks Here are the DS/SS/Steel splits for the Southern RR, for box, auto and ventilator cars in interchange service as of January 1945, April 1949, and July 1950. Number of

straight wire that is 6 feet long? Tim O' Tim, I have gotten .008 wire from them. They ship it in a plastic tube to protect it. I think what I got was three foot lengths. I just received a 2 foot

--- In STMFC@..., asychis@... wrote: anyone who saw Magor-type C&EI cabooses > in the late 1970s on the MoPac after the merger would have a good case for > red paint weathering to

Depending on the diameter, it can be coiled and shipped in a standard 81/2" X 11" mailing envelope. John F. Cizmar Dennis Storzek <destorzek@...> wrote: Tim, I donno, I've never bought

Tim, I donno, I've never bought from them. I would suspect, however, that they do the same as McMaster Carr does with rod and bar stock, and put it in a 6' long mailling tube. I'm a little put out

looks great... but I am puzzled. How can they ship a single piece of straight wire that is 6 feet long? The shipping charge is $9 to my house for one length of wire. Tim O'

Try Small Parts at: http://tinyurl.com/2ckur2 Many diameters from .003" to 1/8" Dennis

Bob Karig wrote: 73700. This should help you identify the vintage of the M&StL car.< Another observation I made after enlarging the photo a

Doug, Note the different number of grab irons on the ends of cars 73699 and 73700. This should help you identify the vintage of the M&StL car. Bob

Gee Mike: I thought you where referring to how you are doing right now, on "pins and needles" with the meet starting up. jon To: STMFC@...: brockm@...: Thu, 3 Jan

Todd Stearns writes: "By the way, the "dirty needle" problem is caused by drug addicts, not dumb laws. Though NY does have it's share of both." OK, guys, this thread is moving away from steam era

Thanks to Ben, Bob and Bob. We have a definate answer, and photos. This will give Clark and I something to chew on at Cocoa Beach. By the way arrived in Florida late Wed. night, was 39 degrees when I

In a message dated 1/3/2008 5:06:02 A.M. Central Standard Time, STMFC@... writes: Anyone know of situations that led to pink blush coloured weathering on a freight car? Well, not a

Okay, looks like I stand corrected. It used to be illegal though, except of course with a medical need. I just wanted to warn folks because I didn't want anyone getting into trouble. By the way, the

I used to use 'em a lot in work. We didn't need pointy ones, but they're much cheaper (<$20/case of 100) than the ones cut flush. They're really nasty bastards to have around. Even with the