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Finished the double ended PCC car that Boston used on selected routes. Uploaded it 01/1/03. Again this is a modification of the Matt Harter PCC but used two seperate shells to create the Dallas Car. The Type 8 is the only one left. Is anyone getting it ready? The news in this morning's paper was the Kinko Type 7 cars were out of service due to loose bolts in the center swivel section. Most are inspected or fixed as of now. I will check my model for any loose bolts also.Enginer 1008

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Member since Sep-27-02 · 35 posts

RE: Boston PCC Cars EX Dallas Cars

LAST EDITED ON Jan-18-03 AT 06:32 AM (EST)

There are days when I wish to check my entire MSTS for loose bolts...Anyway, the bi-directional looks excellent! Finally a PCC to credibly run on those dead-end track routes.Lukas a.k.a Swissie

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