Nostalgia & History > For old Duffers in La-La Land, Take 2

Whatizitwhereizitwhenwuzitwhereizitnow?

Sorry, guys. Charlie just reminded me that I failed to notice that the photo did not post! Like I said, it's for Old Duffers in La-La Land. I know, I be dere!


Cheers,
Africansteam

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I'll venture to say that it's at SP's Taylor yard in Los Angeles, judging by the towers in the background.

As to whenwuzitwherzitmugzwauzit, no idea.

shtinkypuppie Wrote:
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> I'll venture to say that it's at SP's Taylor yard
> in Los Angeles, judging by the towers in the
> background.
>
> As to whenwuzitwherzitmugzwauzit, no idea.

Nope. Itwuztherebutitwentsouth.

Africansteam

africansteam Wrote:
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> shtinkypuppie Wrote:
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> > I'll venture to say that it's at SP's Taylor
> yard
> > in Los Angeles, judging by the towers in the
> > background.
> >
> > As to whenwuzitwherzitmugzwauzit, no idea.
>
> Nope. Itwuztherebutitwentsouth.
>
> Africansteam
>
> This looks like National Metals on Terminal Island. But yer question leads me to believe it still exists. Cant make out the number but this might have been one that went to Sud Pacifico de Mexico and maybe it's preserved down there?

Charlie
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cewherry Wrote:
> >
> > This looks like National Metals on Terminal
> Island. But yer question leads me to believe it
> still exists. Cant make out the number but this
> might have been one that went to Sud Pacifico de
> Mexico and maybe it's preserved down there?
>
> Charlie
> >
Charlie, You have the National Metals correct, but the loco never left the country.

Africansteam

africansteam Wrote:
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> cewherry Wrote:
> > >
> > > This looks like National Metals on
> Terminal
> > Island. But yer question leads me to believe
> it
> > still exists. Cant make out the number but
> this
> > might have been one that went to Sud Pacifico
> de
> > Mexico and maybe it's preserved down there?
> >
> > Charlie
> > >
> Charlie, You have the National Metals correct, but
> the loco never left the country.
>
> Africansteam
>
> SP 1765 at Lomita Railroad Museum, deep in the heart of La-La land!
>