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I need some pictures of Santa Fe rebuilt GP-7/9s you know, the ones with the CF7ish Angled Cab, the Dynamic brake bliste rin-tact, but with the Dynamic guts removed?I need some good over head, side, etc, pictures for modeling reference, all help is appriciatedRecords:Stupid errors: 45
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Are you talking about the GP7-u's, #s 2000-2241? If so there are 3 here in town and I will see about getting a few pics.Regards,
Erik Pierson
Sacramento, Cawww.sacramentolocomotiveworks.com
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When next I am in Temple, I'll climb all over the 9M at the museum there for you
Bradley Linda
Waco, Texas
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YEAH! Thats the units!GP-7U you say? Hmm, now i have an official name for it instead of Santa Fe Rebuilt GP-7....thanks guy! I need detail pictures now, i found enough to hack a shell into the generic shape, but I need the fine parts (AKA the Detail Associated/Details West parts)Records:Stupid errors: 45
Locked Posts: 1
Broken Guitars: 2
Routes completed: 0
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