Hello to all: Jim Ogden has informed me that the box of door prizes that I send him for the MPHS Meet 2005 has arrived. If he does not show up with a full box,...
Hello to all: The following HO scale items are for sale. These are excess baggage and I want to get them out of here. they are the last of what there is. All...
When did Mopac take delivery of their Alco FA/FB-2 units? I understand that when the Alco FA/FB units were delivered, they came in an A-B-A configuration. How...
In a message dated 10/3/2005 4:56:06 PM Central Standard Time, chris_thies@... writes: understand that when the Alco FA/FB units were delivered, they...
... Chris, I can answer some of your questions, as follows. As Jerry already stated, only the boosters had "B" suffixes. All cab units were individually...
Ed Hawkins
hawk0621@...
Oct 4, 2005 1:06 am
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All remaining items have been spoken for. Thanks to those that responded I will be shipping these and many back orders this week. Bill Basden...
... FTs ... up ... shows ... early ... together. Ed, I have absolutely postively no credible source on the drawbar statement as it purely was an assumption on...
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the MOPAC group. File : /MP depots/MP...
MOPAC@yahoogroups.com
Oct 4, 2005 8:49 pm
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Donald Clagett gave me the photo, he don't know who the agent is. The depot is located on the north side of the tracks, the ROW runs east - west. The dog name...
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MOPAC@yahoogroups.com
Oct 9, 2005 4:46 pm
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Tom, Thank you for posting the Clifton depot picture. The picture confirms to me that the depot (plus several others on the line) had a pointed bay window....
Did the mopac roster any of the new hopper cars that athearn has just released? I am interested in the 2893 hoppers. I don't remember seeing any pictures in...
I don't believe there were any of this specific car. M-I did have 200 of this design, but they were taller cars with larger capacity. Interestingly enough,...
Forgot to post this at the time I saw it, but it's probably an ongoing event: In Grand Junction, CO, in August, I saw 100-ton four-bay hoppers being scrapped....
Folks, I've been assigned to write an article about motive power used in the New Orleans area in the steam and diesel era. The editor has only given me a...
Hi, This may have been posted before, but, if not, I found some interesting pictures of MoP stations in South Texas, primarily Brownsville at the following...
There is a new book out by Morning Sun Books http://www.morningsunbooks.com/nationalcat3.html It has 8 pages of ART refrigerator cars in it. I highly recommend...
For sale Nov. 16, 1941 Missouri Pacific public system passenger timetable. This 35 page TT is in EXCELLENT MINT condition. The cover has an illustration of a...
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the MOPAC group. File : /927.gif Uploaded...
Did ART actually have any steel reefers used in ice service? I've seen pics (maybe the same one in different places) of a wood one lettered like this set. I...
There is a photo of this car in Refrigerator Car Color Guide from Morning Sun books on page 17. I don't make unprototype decals. Tom Stolte ... pics...
Hello all, I have been wanting a T&P steam locomotive for some time so I finally modeled one myself to avoid brass prices. The engine is a Bachmann Spectrum...
When linking to a page......... ALL of the url must be highlighted or you will have to type the ENTIRE url in. Who has time for that? Dirk ... From: "Matthew...
Yeah, it can take a long time - try this: http://tinyurl.com/9ag2p it took about 20 seconds to create. ... Bob Webber [Non-text portions of this message have...
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