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(erielack) Re: NJT 905
- Subject: (erielack) Re: NJT 905
- From: "Bob Chupka" <Ironnuts_@_fastbytes.com>
- Date: Sun, 6 Apr 2003 17:46:34 -0500
- References: <001f01c2fc5e$7afcabe0$6f25bf42_@_Caboose>
Ron and list,
It appears that it may have parentage in the EL group but not from
the ones that were conveyed to the D&H. First and foremost it appears
to have had end ladders and roofwalks and the ones conveyed to the D&H
were the last EL group built without any of these features.
Also, that small window on the side view is indicative of a water
closet and I believe off the top of my head that the former EL's had two
same sized windows at the corners on the one side and one on the corner
and one midway on the left side on the side opposite. I need to pull
out my photos and slides to confirm this however.
Chupka
----- Original Message -----
From: Roger Kirkpatrick
To: RR Caboose ; Erie/EL List ; D&H List ; Bob Chupka ; John A. Shaw
Sent: Sunday, April 06, 2003 12:03 PM
Subject: NJT 905
Hi,
NJT 904, 906, & 907 are ex-EL/D&H steel, bay window, cabooses.
NJT 905 is a steel, bay window caboose that has similar
characteristics but whose origin is unknown at present. It can be seen
at: hometown.aol.com/ronlecis/cabeese.html.
I rejoined the D&H List to send this, but it may beat my OK to join
the List by the powers that be.
Thanks, Roger
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Roger Kirkpatrick, 109 S. Madison St., Cortez, CO 81321
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