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they would receive full WC paint as well as modifications like retention tanks and ditch lights
The prototype Illinois Terminal lettering above the cupola and the ITC with road number was applied onto thin metal placards which were bolted onto the car side and had an off-white appearance
Cooling Towers: 3-5/16 x 1-13/16 x 3-1/4" 8
Heavy-duty telescoping U-joint driveshafts and yokes
2" (56 mm)
Rapido 166010 HO Scale Hawker-Siddeley Caboose CN - Late Black Steps 79223 Roadname_Central Pacific CPRR they would receive full WCRapido 166010 HO Scale Hawker Siddeley Caboose CN Late Black Steps 79223 As the 1960s began, the Canadian National Railway found itself with a large fleet of wood end cupola vans (caboose for everywhere outside of Canada), which were in need of replacement. After testing their initial prototype steel van in 1964, CN placed an order for 150 copies from Hawker Siddeley, which were specifically designed for them. The body shells were constructed in
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