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Western Railroad Discussion > Sunday at Perris, CADate: 05/03/16 13:24 Sunday at Perris, CA Author: africansteam Some views of the American Truck Historical Society meet at the Orange Empitre Railway Museum this past Sunday.
1. 1915 REO Speedwagon (first year of production) and Pacific Electric blimp. 2. Diamond-T Flatbed and Los Angeles Railway crane 9225. 3. Los Angeles Railway 525. Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 05/04/16 09:00 by africansteam.    Date: 05/03/16 13:27 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: africansteam 1. Not all the vehicles were shiny. A vintage Diamond-T pickup awaiting restoration.
2. This late model Peterbilt had it's exhaust re-routed behind the third axle and below the frame. Notice the absence of exhaust stacks. 3. Work continues on the Emma Nevada. Cheers, Jack Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 05/03/16 14:31 by africansteam.    Date: 05/03/16 20:28 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: switchlamp Big old trucks and trains are a
perfect combination . Tom Date: 05/03/16 23:14 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: DNRY122 Many railfans also "dig rigs", indeed almost any form of vintage transportation gets our attention--steamboats, biplanes, stagecoaches even pack mules
  Date: 05/04/16 09:00 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: africansteam Love the mules! Where did you catch the stearman dusters?
Cheers, Jack Date: 05/04/16 13:03 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: Kimball Is it just me, or doeas the Emma Nevada's supports look bit flimsy? Narrow stacks of cribbing? Is it sitting on boxes with handles?
Date: 05/05/16 07:57 Re: Sunday at Perris, CA Author: czuleget At first glance, I would agree with you but it has several points of support.
I would just personally think over night it should have some additional cribbing placed under her. It is earth Quake country. |