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wp713 (551 posts)
Apr-26-02, 10:06 PM (EDT) "Green Bay and Western question." Just wondering if anyone knows the type of alco used by the GB&W? It would be great to paint one for yall, but I can't find an alco even close. Thanx
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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Green Bay and Western question. kevarc Apr-26-02 1 RE: Green Bay and Western question. tgibson May-07-02 2

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kevarc (740 posts)
Apr-26-02, 10:12 PM (EDT) 1. "RE: Green Bay and Western question." RS27 - #310, 316-318
RS3 305-308
C424 311-314, 319-322
C430 315
C420 323AS of 4-1981Kevin Arceneaux Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top
tgibson (188 posts)
May-07-02, 03:07 PM (EDT) 2. "RE: Green Bay and Western question." They also used FA's, RS-2's, RS-11's (chop nose) and S-2's before that. The RS-3's had all been upgraded to RS-20's (251 engines) before the end as well.Hope this helps,
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