Thanks again,
She measures 57' over the roof and 53' along the body, the balcony ends and
steps are missing but we plan to replace those, do we know what class they
carried or were they all 1st, 2nd etc.
mike
Norm Metcalf <n.metcalf@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
There seem to have been at least four of them, UPDG 57-60, 51'6", 58
capacity, Pullman 1887. Apparently 59 didn't make it to the CS. Hol's
book has the data on 57, 58 & 60.
Norm Metcalf, Boulder Colorado
> Kenneth Martin wrote:
>> Mike,
>>
>> According to my C&S folio book the only sister car was 514 which was
>> converted to M/W in 1923. I am busy today but will try to scan the
>> sheet tomorrow and send you a copy. I would like to see pics.
>>
>> Ken Martin
>>
>>
>> MICHAEL PANNELL wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Fantastic news thanks Norm, this is why these yahoo groups are so
>>> great. Well the news is that she is still in existence in Cheyenne
>>> and we will shortly be attempting to move her and start restoring
>>> the amazing complete interior and exterior.
>>> I have photos if anyone is interested.
>>> Is the book you mentioned years old or current ??
>>> mike pannell
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
>
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