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Ooook-lahoma, where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain
Author: Oscar BUGX Hammerstein
Date: 03-08-2024 - 22:32

From recently -

Facebook groups from 2024 -

“1852. Its been purchased for a while just finally getting its shipping orders to Oklahoma”

“1854, I hope the stories are true about it going to ORHS, I'm sure that P&W will want it to stay in its current paint, but we can hope.”


Frum a year ago-

“G&W has been ordered by the EPA to scrap a total of 88 engines due to various violations related to emissions standards. Several units on the Portland & Western worth noting in the list: SD7 #1501, SD9's #1852 and #1854, and GP9's #1801 and #1803 (now on the Puget Sound & Pacific). (For reference, there are a total of 24 GP7's/9's in the list, including those rebuilt as GP8's/10's.)”

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  BUGX 1852's departure and destination Anonymous 03-08-2024 - 19:12
  Ooook-lahoma, where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain Oscar BUGX Hammerstein 03-08-2024 - 22:32
  Re: BUGX 1852's departure and destination Rail 03-09-2024 - 08:18
  Re: BUGX 1852's departure and destination DHB 03-09-2024 - 14:12
  Re: BUGX 1852's departure and destination Yeah, right! 03-10-2024 - 08:33
  Re: BUGX 1852's departure and destination Yes 03-10-2024 - 11:05


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