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ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 1

Just wanted to show my reskin of the great little speedster in ADF/M&RM livery, and a few shots...........Will be available soon.....
Damn I love this little thing!! HeHeHeADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 2ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 3ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 4ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 5TimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 6
The Spur Line
http://tahunter.net/thespurline
Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, SD80MAC, Aug-06-02, 08:09 PM, (1) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, jfroth1, Aug-06-02, 08:51 PM, (2) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, SD80MAC, Aug-06-02, 09:28 PM, (3) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, jfroth1, Aug-06-02, 09:37 PM, (4) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, MKT1972, Aug-06-02, 09:41 PM, (5) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, SD80MAC, Aug-06-02, 10:14 PM, (6) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, zhivago47, Aug-06-02, 10:28 PM, (7) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, robertreedy, Aug-06-02, 10:34 PM, (8) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, zhivago47, Aug-06-02, 11:00 PM, (9) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, SD80MAC, Aug-06-02, 11:09 PM, (10) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, zhivago47, Aug-07-02, 02:37 AM, (12) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, zhivago47, Aug-07-02, 03:47 AM, (14) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, MKT1972, Aug-07-02, 05:22 AM, (15) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, robertreedy, Aug-06-02, 11:35 PM, (11) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, zhivago47, Aug-07-02, 02:41 AM, (13) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, dvdhoven, Aug-07-02, 12:46 PM, (16) RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster, jfroth1, Aug-07-02, 04:54 PM, (17)

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Charter Member · 511 posts

RE: ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster

>smile<
That is the happiest looking little 'tyke' I've seen, Tim!
And neat mag wheels, SD80MAC; just prefer good ole 60's/70's style Cragar S/S's! Showing-my-age Classic, y'know!John RothADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 8

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Hi John,the only problem with that pic,is it's on a angle.I need a dead-on shot.Sorry for the inconvience,I'll wait to upload the mags untill i get the S/S wheel...kewl?

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Hey Don, I am a little confused here........what is that little wagon you got behind the speedster? It wasn't included in my download.......Am I missing something I should have gotten or is this something I have to download separately? I want the whole thing.......lol.........
Thanks for any help here...........
I'd like the mag wheels too. Thanks John for talking him into it........hehehe...........
TimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 14
The Spur Line
http://tahunter.net/thespurline
Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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Tim, the wagon came with the speeder, but it has different coupling on it so you have to change one or the other. Looking forward to it, btw. it's a cutie

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RobertR .. ADF-M&RM
http://adfrr.com

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Then I must not have the complete thing Robert as there was no wagon in the one I downloaded.........and I wouldn't have a clue as to how to change the coupling.........Oh well, I will look for the original and see..........Hope there are instructions for the couplings.......and hope they are easy........I am not too bright!!Thanks........Yeah, it is a cutie..........lol!TimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 17
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Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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Tim,when you make a consist in the activity editor,the wagon should be listed in the "freight"menu.Btw,sorry bout buttin' in to your thread.The Speedster should be in the "Diesel" menu?I didn't include any consist files,cause i didn't use them anyway.The Union pacific Speedster has a 2nd wagon(flat)you might be interested in?

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I am a little confused now.......I see the utility wagons other files but no ace files are in it for that........strange? Shouldn't there be ace files for the utility wagon? I know it is late, but I am confused....I downloaded the CP one......I will go back in and check another one and download it........hmmmm?Hey, jump in anytime.......we are all friends here........I hope.......Will try to get myself unconfused and get back to you.......lolTimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 19
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Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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Ok, I feel pretty stupid now.......See, told you I was stupid....No wonder I couldn't find any ace files for the wagon.......there aren't any because they use the speedsters ace file info in the wagon's s file.........duh!!! Oh well........Learn something new everyday....just wish I didn't have to learn the hard way......I lose a lot of valuable time this way........Why didn't anyone tell me that? I know.......I should have figured that out myself..........hehehe Well, I did, just took me a couple of hours........lol........Thanks for all your help guys........
Now on to bigger things...........pun intended!
Does anyone else think I am losing it.........never mind, don't answer that........No, Kevin, that wasn't an open invitation either....Nor you either Stu......or anyone else lurking about....TimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 21
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Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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Nah you're not losing it Tim, just a lack of sleep is all. I wonder how you do it, God knows I can't stay up like that anymore. Need to get back to work on my repaint and then back to wrestling with TSM.
ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 22 1972

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Tim I must have got an old one .. speedster GT .. because it has Mark Toland Oct 01 in the readme. If yours needs the coupling changed it's about the 6 or 7th line down in the .eng file and change Type ( Chain ) to Type ( Automatic )I think that's all there is to it as mine is running like a charm. I also had the UP one that had two little wagons. Cute as they come!Looking forward to it, btw sd80mac, Giving information isn't classified as 'butting in' in my book. It's always welcome

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RobertR .. ADF-M&RM
http://adfrr.com

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Thanks Robert,I am going to try to download the UP one and get the other wagon too.....strange but I think this one was short the wagon ace files......at least I can't find them in the zip file....oh well, I will straighten it out......and thanks for the advice on the coupler.......And away we go........if I can get into the download area....%#)&@!%)&)@&......oh well F5 time again........TimADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 26
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Appalachia RR - Midwest & Rocky Mountain RR - ADFRR Route

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Hi Don, these are the best pics I could come up with. Cragar went belly-up a while ago so these are the latest versions available:ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 29
Here's a better pic of the original:ADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 30I had 14x6 fronts and 15x7 rears on my 1966 Satellite (383 +.060, TWO Carter AFBs, 13:1, Crane Cams solid-lifter, modified A727 Torqueflite, headers, 4:11, etc.) The beast wouldn't idle below 1100 rpm without shaking the change out of my pockets. Burned Sunoco 260 by the hour but it got me to and from college at 5 mpg whether driving 7 or 70 mph. Best of all - there were DOZENS of cars like this at that time! Hehe, my 'youthful exuberance' phase in the late '60s. Yes, I wish I still had both the car and the wheels!John RothADFRR/Midwest and Rocky Mountain Speedster – image 31

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