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Crummy
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I'm guessing that you don't want me to say it looks good!!!
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Hi tulloch,Well, I certainly respect your right to say so!!!! In case no one knows, "Crummy" is North American RR slang for a Caboose, along with: Hack, Brainbox, Bobber, and more that I can't think of at the moment.Pardon the non-descriptive post late last night. I was just beat after getting the PEPCO Crummy packaged-up and delivered. There's more on the way.....Cheers!Tim
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Oh ok then,It looks good.
I'm from Australia, and wouldn't have a chance of knowing that.
(Australian style train)
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