"William is right, beat me to it. There are two boxes but they were used in sequence,, oldest one replaced with every repack" Tony Thompson So does that mean that there are two repacking data sets

I just tried it (Sunday, 11/29, 4:28 PDT) and got down to the third menu, tried a specific issue and got the “"Error establishing a data base connection" Jim van Gaasbeek Irvine, CA

Oops, forgot my name as Bailey the Bengal tapped the iPadd. Gary Laakso Northwest of Mike Brock

Part One of Jeffrey Koehler article in the May, 2005 issue of Mainline Modeler on page 43 stated ...”The North Western’s 11-panel gondolas were painted in the company’s standard freight car

your understanding of boxcars, gons and flats is incorrect. Certain industries had boxcar pooling agreements where railroads contributed a percentage of cars but in the life of this list it was a

Tim O'Conner et all This was found on a search the files for STMFC. I am in the process of enhancing an Accurail AAR 41 foot gondola into a reasonable facsimile of a CNW 130701-131600 1948 build car

In Ed Wolfe's book on the small, Appalachian railroad, the Interstate, he mentioned they tracked off line cars and some were months in returning. They had to threaten the B&O who was the worse for

I would say it’s a Fowler boxcar. Some argue otherwise. Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

Is that Fowler boxcar ?? Vince Altiere

Photos: Richter Vinegar Company Cars RVCX 20 From the National Railroad

I used to post sales of plastic models that I'd deliver to ChicagoLand/Naperville to save the buyer shipping, but that ain't happening... So, I have three tank cars and two reefers I would like to

Here’s a companion photo that includes another Reading hopper. https://www.digitalcommonwealth.org/search/commonwealth:6682x814c Eric Hansmann Murfreesboro, TN

If interested, check these out. https://www.ebay.com/itm/114548289473?ul_noapp=true https://www.ebay.com/itm/114548297435?ul_noapp=true Clark Propst

Wow, what a photo! And at the far right there are two people thoughtless directly under the flying box car... Johannes Modeling the early post-war years up to about 1953 Gesendet: Samstag, 28.

I believe they just looked for a photo of any stock car to stick in the article. I think the car is in a scrap line. It certainly would be refused for loading. Steve Sandifer

Folks I am curious about that as well. The photo appears to have been taken on a RIP track or storage track (note the passenger car coupled behind). While that particular board is high enough up that

A question from Paul Deis: Would that car be bad ordered for missing board on side? Bob Chaparro Hemet, CA

The two major disasters I was thinking about both involved casinghead gasoline. One was in September 1915 in Ardmore, Oklahoma where more than 40 were killed and much of the downtown was destroyed.

On Fri, Nov 27, 2020 at 08:19 PM, Ray Carson wrote: I looked at photos of various PFE reefers from the mid 1930s and onward which contain these boxes with lettering in them. What information is put

I sort of agree with Steve here, and sort of don't. Focusing on the ICC regs (and ARA car classes) that bracket the presumptive build date (1922) of these NTCX TMI cars, I would offer the