and double doors, automobile carrier or parts car? mel perry

a picture would be nice, so we would know what you are talking about? thanks mel perry

there must be two of these cars in museums, i remember another photo, except that car had loading doors on the "A" end mel perry

richard: do what the old timers did, slice & dice :-) mel perry

and a radial roof to boot mel perry

i guess your first quest would be an ORER for dims? for slicing & dicing mel perry

eric: understand whar you are saying, question arises, in regards to the useage of only one set of truss rods?, normally two sets were the minimum, usually inside and outside, matter of a fact, i csn

definitely a gondola mel perry

they nought the ENTIRE business :-) mel petry

those are wierd looking wstermelons mel perry

if you look closely at the pic, the front centering bracket is partially separated from the bottom of the girder, indicating that the load had shifted forward slightly probably becauae of lack thereof

that also my thought, there is no forward or backwards restrains at all, i guess back then "g's" hadn't been invented, lol :-) mel perry

out of curiousity, why weren't these comments/questions not included, in the OP?, where they belonged, instead of creating a seperate thtead? mel perry

well that explsins all.the double handling shown in the.video, problem still.exsists today on the west coast, that's the main reason, why tbe port of portland.no longer exists, with everything.being t

a pfe reefer to cuba at 10:45, wonder what was being exported? mel perry

try contacting kaminski thru his publisher signature press in berkeley mel perry

hi: how were the seams or joints sealed? thanks mrl perry

bob: it boils down to semantics, the MCB had their own definition, you hsve to remember this was a transistory period from single sheat to double sheat and an increase of weight and stress mel perry

what is interesting, is the "don't load" (if that), one would assume that this car should have been red tagged? mel perry

no seams? thsnks mel perry