Loren
The article in Railway Mechanical Engineer May1949 shows a diagram of the cars
with the same window arrangement on both sides. If that helps any
SJH
Aeolus3@a... wrote:
> In a message dated 10/31/00 11:46:56 AM Central Standard Time,
> haywarb@b... writes:
>
> << Loren,
>
> A year or so ago there were ads in TRAINS magazine for a book called
> "Passenger Car Library: The Budd Comnpany: Vol. 1 CB&Q". I think that
> it was from RPC Publications in the St. Louis area. Maybe that book
> would have info to help you out.
>
> Bill >>
>
> Thanks Bill but that is the book that started the question..... his digram
> shows a differnt isle side window arangement for the bedrooms. I know the CZ
> cars matched the origional CZ 10-6's. The origional CZ 10-6's had a window
> across from the doorway of each bedroom. Thus the window arrangement on each
> side of the car looked the same on both sides of the car. Budd 10-6's built
> for other railroads only had 3 windows on the isle side across from the
> bedrooms.
>
> Thanks
> Loren
>
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