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I have been working on this one for a while now, it cost me a lot of R & D (streamliners are hard). Right now it's the basic shape of a rebuilt FP9. It still has a long way to go. And yes I will fix the windshield as soon as I figure it out. I welcome your coments and suggestions!C h r i s
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Cool! Do you know what roads your gonna do? *crosses fingers for NH* -Dave
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Lookin good! -NickCentral Illinois Locomotive Works Founder
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>Cool!
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>Do you know what roads your gonna do? *crosses fingers for
>NH* Don't cross 'em too hard, you'll cut off the circulation.NH did NOT have any FP9's.....
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Ok here is some details about the engine. It is ex VIA no. 6313, now owned by Ohio Central, along with 6307. Georgia & Southwestern has engines almost identical. Some modifications could make this work for ther rilroads too. I don't know if this could be turned in to a NH hybrid FL9. Did it own FP9's?C h r i s
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