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LAST EDITED ON Sep-14-03 AT 05:02 PM (EDT)
What is the number on the jupiter like ups 119 what is this locos number?
All ways remembering BigBoy 4023 and her run throuth Green River Wyoming on train 359 a 600 car mixed freight.
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LAST EDITED ON Sep-14-03 AT 05:07 PM (EDT)
#60. Look on the sanding domes and the number plate on the front of the smokebox.mrWM734B&O Repaint/Locomotive Works Website down
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Well on the replica that is the real one that was built it is 68 so I was unshure thanks.
All ways remembering BigBoy 4023 and her run throuth Green River Wyoming on train 359 a 600 car mixed freight.
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Actually the Jupiter was #60, on such a historical item as the replicas they wouldn't be "wrong"
Not to mention according to my copy of the CP roster from 1868 the #68 was the Peoquop.-=Andrew=-
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