I promised some specific car information for Ed Mines, which adds to Steve's offline records. I also need to correct some information I posted earlier. Regarding the 1948 stock car photo on the

I can't tell what the stock car is, but I immediately spot a US Army War Emergency (4 course) tank car coupled to another (3 course) USA tank car. In fact tank cars number 11 out of the 26 visible

Take a look at the shot in the files section of the CofGa yard Macon, Ga. There is a stock car in that shot. I'd like someone to tell me what kind it is. Thanks for any help. Don Worthy Rich

Tom Olsen's question about the MILW logo is an illustration of the value of this list. I didn't know this was a question I should be asking about the MILW cars on my RR set in 1950. But Tom asked

Denny asks ***SHUDDER*** Denny, that might just provoke another Dark Age!

Oops, sorry Jared. I forgot about the language divide between red & blue states... That would be eckspurts in your part of the country! :-) Regards y'all Tim

Tim: I will. Regards, Ted Culotta Speedwitch Media 645 Tanner Marsh Road, Guilford, CT 06437 info@... www.speedwitch.com (650) 787-1912

Since Mike just shows the title of the clinics on the schedule, I thought I would let you know more about my clinic at Prototype Rails. The title of the clinic is: Cement vs. Concrete...How to

I own nothing and I too see the photos section of the passenger car list as spiral notebooks. And I too can see the photos in medium or large. I love the stainless steel window frames on h8fan's C&O

Brian, I remember those C-Liners. I model the PRR and at one point a club member remarked that I owned more of them than the Pennsy did! I have a similar experience in backing into my choice of era

Rich, I have some historical and roster info on these cars at the following: http://www.railgoat.railfan.net/spcars/byclass/stock/s040-04.htm

Hi All, I am looking for some stock car photos. They were classes SP-40-4 and SP-40-5. Owned by various roads under the Harriman Empire. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Rich Yoder

Many thanks to Bill Kelly, Fred Freitas, and Ed Hawkins for their replies regarding the Milwaukee Road Tilted Box Heralds and the Cities Service Tank Cars. It was greatly appreciated and was a great

Dave, I saw the Hallmark trainset and thought for the money I'd be better off building an Intermountain N Scale car and sticking an ornament hook through the walkway. Besides, my wife Bev said I

Douglas Harding wrote: Bingo! Thanks, Doug - I didn't notice that 'Misc" folder. That means Yahoo reduced the size of the larger files, creating lots more room in the Photos section. Can't view a

Denny asked: Ohgodno!!! There will be women and children about! Tom Madden

I have analyzed several sets of stock feeding station records that show a variety of stock cars in the oddest places. An example from The Warbonnet concerns Train #53 from Lometa to San Saba, TX, in

Yahoo did changes on the MSTL list about a week ago. All the photos that were not already in a folder were installed in a folder named "misc". As the list owner I thought we had lost a number of

Tom: I joined your group and looked at the photo section. I can see the spiral notebooks. Paul C. Koehler _____ From: STMFC@... [mailto:STMFC@...] On Behalf

they Tim, If we on this list are former perts I want to know what a pert is before I claim to be a former one. Jared Harper Athens, GA