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Member since Apr-7-03 · 1426 posts

RE: Question about Bear MT. Pass

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Hey , Where did you get that nice Switch Monitor ? What do the rest of your Driving aids look like ? Southern Pacific will live on forever in the hearts of the Red and Gray Railfans Question about Bear MT. Pass – image 3

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Member since Apr-16-03 · 242 posts

RE: Question about Bear MT. Pass

That would be a oil tank.

This is the Orange Line train bound for Pattison, the next stop is Walnut-Locust, stand clear of the closing doors.

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Member since Apr-10-03 · 333 posts

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The driving aids, I think it's drvraids.zip. Take a look in the Misc. section of the library.

Carry babies and strollers on steps.
It's good for your biceps.
MTA Going your way-the safe way

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Hey...the drivers aids are "trnsprnt.zip"

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