While we're on the subject of SFRD reefers, I have an extra copy of the Santa Fe Railway Rolling Stock Reference Series - Volume 2, Refrigerator Cars for sale. This is the first edition, not the new

Garth Groff mentioned C&BT's SFRD reefers. With the release of Sunshine's latest batch of SFRD reefers, I'm left in a bit of a quandary. With a few modifications and a lot of detail parts, the C&BT

I built the display model that Martin has been using and had the same question. Tony T didn't have the data sheets available when I asked him about which running boards were correct. However, his

I think Walter Kierzkowski meant to send this to the group rather than me. Mike Brock Gents: found something that A GONDOLA BUILT BY PRESSED STEEL CO. IN 1926 WAS REBUIT INTO A BOX CAR IN 1936 BY

Andy and friends, Nobody has mentioned the C&BT Shops' SFRD reefers. They offered several classes not covered by Intermountain, and also later re-rebuildings (with plug doors, etc.). Having built a

Hi Bruce, Sunshine offers several SFRD cars that aren't represented by the InterMountain models. The latest releases in Amarillo were post-war USRA rebuilds, classes with some significant differences

No surprise there, But I've been working directly with Craig Walker and Leo Munson since the inception of the Rr-30 project. Richard Hendrickson

Well, they asked me for it. I guess this is a case of right hand not knowing what the left hand is doing. Thanks for keeping them straight. ______________ J. Stephen (Steve)

During WWII the Alma branch mixed tied up at Burlingame. The regular power was coal burning 2-6-2 1084. Every evening the engine watchman in charge of tending 1084 until the crew came on the next

During WWII the Alma branch mixed tied up at Burlingame. The regular power was coal burning 2-6-2 1084. Every evening the engine watchman in charge of tending 1084 until the crew came on the next

During WWII the Alma branch mixed tied up at Burlingame. The regular power was coal burning 2-6-2 1084. Every evening the engine watchman in charge of tending 1084 until the crew came on the next

Does Bob's photos have an Email address??? WJK

Thanks Tim I hope to buy a few Central of Georgia freight cars prints from him. Do you know what his prices are for his 5X7 or 8X10 prints? Again...thank you Don Worthy Tim Gilbert

37 Spring Street; Ansonia CT 06401. Tim Gilbert Don Worthy wrote:

Hey guys Does anyone have the correct address for Bob's Photos? Thank you Don Worthy dworthy57@...

I found the photo in question, thanks for the reference. I will send both to Martin today. Frank H. Peacock

Bill, I'm not aware of any N.C.&St.L. Gons with any of the monograms that the N.C. used on them. There is a photo in the 49 CBC p.165 of a GB-11 blt. 9-47, so I'll send this to Martin. FHP

There is a crappily-lit 5/8 end view of NC 43604, Lot 5695 on p.354 of the '43 CBC. Is that what you're looking for? David Thompson

In one of the CYC's in the 1940's, I think it was 1943, there was a photo of a Nashville Chattanooga & St. Louis 40 foot gondola w/their "Dixie Line" herald. Sunshine is working on introducing a

Andy are these bodies decorated? I'll take one (1) of Terry's reefers if you still have any left.Thanks,Armand Premo