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By Schuyler Larrabee · #69066 ·

Elden, I can get to speedwitch.com without any problem. It was down for a day or so but it is now up. Are you sure the site isn't being blocked? Rich Orr **************Start the year off

By SUVCWORR@... · #69068 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Great, Thanks Jerry. Will check out now Cheers Bruce jerryglow2 wrote:

By Bruce Nordstrand <brucen@...> · #69065 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

from the top of my bookmarks: http://www.steamfreightcars.com/ To paraphrase Ted's series in RMC, an "essential website" Jerry Glow until

By jerryglow2 · #69064 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Ummmm, sorry for the blonde moment, but what is the address? Cheers Bruce Ted Culotta wrote:

By Bruce Nordstrand <brucen@...> · #69063 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

My ISP, who also manages the domains for me, didn't let me know until it had expired. It has been renewed. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 645 Tanner Marsh Road Guilford, CT 06437 (203)

By Ted Culotta <tculotta@...> · #69062 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Worked fine for me just now, as well as several times earlier this week. Best, Lawrence Rast

By Lawrence Rast · #69060 ·

Re: As-delivered paint scheme, Ann Arbor 1400-1409

Classic Freight Cars, Volume 1, page 24 -- AA #1406, black ends and black roof

By Tim O'Connor · #69059 ·

As-delivered paint scheme, Ann Arbor 1400-1409

Hello everyone, I'm looking for some information on the as-delivered paint scheme of Ann Arbor Railroad PS-1, 40ft boxcars, from series AA 1400-1409. These cars were part of Pullman-Standard Lot

By Mark Heiden · #69058 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

I just accessed it. Mansell Peter Hambly COQUITLAM, B.C.

By Mansell Peter Hambly · #69057 ·

Re: NYC Trailer Train Prototypes

Jace, Your friend is absolutely correct. The Pacemaker trailers were used for local pick-up and delivery in association with the box-car based, expedited LCL service that the Pacemaker name

By Jeff English · #69056 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

From what I recall, there hasn't been much activity on that site for the last several months or so.

By Carl J. Marsico <Carlmarsico@...> · #69055 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Whois says it only expired Wednesday, 16 January... He may be able to get it back. -------------------- Richard Brennan - San Leandro CA --------------------

By Richard Brennan <brennan8@...> · #69054 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Too bad-there was a good amount of useful info on there... Carl J. Marsico

By Carl J. Marsico <Carlmarsico@...> · #69053 ·

Re: NP reefer plans?

Hi Jim, Wow, 4 rolls of film of the NP reefers! I don't know exactly what I'd need that would enable a scratchbuild without dimensions other then the basic length, width, height, etc. I am curious

By Bud Rindfleisch · #69052 ·

Re: Steam Era Freight Car Website

Looks like Ted let the domain name expire. Tom Madden

By Tom Madden <tgmadden@...> · #69051 ·

Steam Era Freight Car Website

Does anybody know what happened to this website? It looks like the link now has a new owner. Thanks. Joe Charleston, WV

By Josef Horter · #69050 ·

NYC Trailer Train Prototypes

I recently bought one of the full-scale Lionel trailer on flat car sets, intending to convert it to two-rail. The trailers are painted very nicely in the Pacemaker scheme, but another O scaler is

By Justin Kahn · #69049 ·

Re: Harold K. Vollrath

I can agree! Recently we needed 4" letters of the "Empire Builder" logo for repainting the John McLaughlin at IRM. I was able to scan an 8x10 Pullman builder's photograph on two scanners but ran

By tedander2000 · #69048 ·

silver halide photography

I was just repeating what Mr. Vollrath told me about the demise of silver halide photography. Maybe he's just tired of printing negatives; he doesn't seem to need any more money. So has anyone had

By ed_mines · #69047 ·

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