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Steel reefers
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Ted Culotta <ted@...>
Does anyone know of a resource that points out the differences between the
early steel reefers of the major refrigerator lines? What I am trying to determine is, using the PFE's R-40-10 through R-40-25 series as a baseline (or, in other words, using the Intermountain HO kits as a baseline), what other cars can one model and with what parts. For example, what would one have to do to make one of the Intermountain kits into a prototypically accurate version of the MDT reefers built in 1947-8? or an IC steel reefer? etc.? Thanks, Ted ------------------------------ Ted Culotta Electron Economy t: 408-597-3233 f: 408-873-3279 e: ted@... w: www.electroneconomy.com |
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Richard Hendrickson
Does anyone know of a resource that points out the differences between theTed, I'm not aware of any article or other resource that compiles this information, though you might want to see if John Nehrich has posted something on the Renssalaer RR web site. I have this information for some cars, e.g. early IC and ART clones of the R-40-10s, and could derive a lot more from my photo collection if I had time. Alternatively, I could scan some of the photos and YOU could pore over them! Richard H. Hendrickson Ashland, Oregon 97520 |
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Nick Gray <nagray@...>
Thompson, Church and Jones "PFE" has almost everything you might want to
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know about these reefers. 2nd edition just came out. At 12:02 PM 2/12/2001 -0800, you wrote:
Does anyone know of a resource that points out the differences between the |
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John Nehrich <nehrij@...>
Not yet posted. But if you come up with anything, I'll be glad to add it.
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Since this is still in its preliminary, I'm concentrating on just listing all the kits, and trying to find basic information, such as car number(s) on the model and the paint scheme, so I can give some basic guidelines. But over time, I expect this to become a sort of bulletin board with people weighing in with their opinions, knowledge, ideas on modifying kits to make them more accurate, and kitbashing ideas. - John ----- Original Message -----
From: "Richard Hendrickson" <rhendrickson@...> To: <STMFC@...> Sent: Monday, February 12, 2001 3:50 PM Subject: Re: [STMFC] Steel reefers theDoes anyone know of a resource that points out the differences between baselineearly steel reefers of the major refrigerator lines? What I am trying to one(or, in other words, using the Intermountain HO kits as a baseline), what reefer?have to do to make one of the Intermountain kits into a prototypically etc.?Ted, I'm not aware of any article or other resource that compiles this |
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Dick Harley <Dick.Harley@...>
On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Ted Culotta asked:
Does anyone know of a resource that points out the differencesTed & all, I put together a chart of most of the dimensions for PFE Steel Ice reefers (I also did wood reefers) taken from the ORER's. It has been part of my clinic handout, and I believe it may have made it into the back of the 2nd edition of the PFE Book (my copy is not here at work). I suppose I could convert it to Excel and post it in the Files section of this list if enough people had an interest. That would at least give you a clue about the size of the various PFE models (assuming they are correct). Regards, Dick Harley |
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Storey Lindsay
Dick,
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I'd be interested in such a file. Storey Lindsay Celje, Slovenia ----- Original Message -----
From: Dick Harley To: STMFC@... ; ted@... Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 23:06 Subject: RE: [STMFC] Steel reefers On Mon, 12 Feb 2001, Ted Culotta asked: >Does anyone know of a resource that points out the differences >between the early steel reefers of the major refrigerator lines? >What I am trying to determine is, using the PFE's R-40-10 >through R-40-25 series as a baseline <snip> Ted & all, I put together a chart of most of the dimensions for PFE Steel Ice reefers (I also did wood reefers) taken from the ORER's. It has been part of my clinic handout, and I believe it may have made it into the back of the 2nd edition of the PFE Book (my copy is not here at work). I suppose I could convert it to Excel and post it in the Files section of this list if enough people had an interest. That would at least give you a clue about the size of the various PFE models (assuming they are correct). Regards, Dick Harley |
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Bill Kelly
Dick,
I'd also be interested in your PFE stats file. Could you possibly save it as an older Excel file say 5.0 ? Thanks, Bill Kelly Canon City CO ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/tagj. |
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