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Date: 10/31/14 16:49
The shop complex
Author: m1bprr

Delaware Lackawanna shop complex at S. Scranton featuring the CMO's shop truck.
Ed K.



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Date: 10/31/14 16:50
Re: The shop complex
Author: m1bprr

Ed K.



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Date: 10/31/14 16:51
Re: The shop complex
Author: m1bprr

Thus ends the DL shop complex tour.
Ed K. cp Laurel Run



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Date: 10/31/14 17:39
Re: The shop complex
Author: jmbreitigan

Ed, that truck in your first photo would be a good candidate as a platform for your train horns : )
John

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Date: 10/31/14 19:09
Re: The shop complex
Author: Gonut1

That's a "real" truck, not a gussied up luxuryliner!:)
Gonut

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Date: 10/31/14 20:45
Re: The shop complex
Author: hwb36604

Sweet ass Ford...and I don't even like Ford

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Date: 11/01/14 03:33
Re: The shop complex
Author: m1bprr

hwb36604 Wrote:
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> Sweet ass Ford...and I don't even like Ford


That Ford is the shop truck.
Ed K.

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Date: 11/01/14 05:38
Re: The shop complex
Author: chessiegp39

It looks like an ex Napp-Grecco or Newark Asphalt truck from Newark, NJ. Cool find! Thanks for posting Ed.

James

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Date: 11/01/14 10:57
Re: The shop complex
Author: Keystone1

Ed, what is behind this railroad keeping such old Alco diesels? Even the railroads got rid of steam for new diesels. Who is it that wants to keep them around, and even buy more?

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