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Nostalgia & History > EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78Date: 06/25/17 08:38 EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: gcm Ran across this Erie-Lackawanna RPO-baggage car at Warren,Ohio.
The Erie didn't have many lightweight cars - is this an ex-Lackawanna car? Gary Date: 06/25/17 08:45 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: CPR_4000 I think it's ex-Erie.
Date: 06/25/17 08:57 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: JPB Agreed - it looks like Erie RPO-bggage combine 629: http://rr-fallenflags.org/el/pax/erie-rp629jpa.jpg
Date: 06/25/17 09:15 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: gcm JPB Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Agreed - it looks like Erie RPO-bggage combine > 629: > http://rr-fallenflags.org/el/pax/erie-rp629jpa.jpg Thanks. The date of that picture - 1966 - was the date of the oldest air date stencil on the car. Gary Date: 06/25/17 09:41 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: ATSF3751 Yes, ex-Erie. Of course Erie went cheap on this car and specified standard bearings on the trucks. They received some baggage cars similar to this around the same time.
Date: 06/25/17 13:14 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: Lackawanna484 Is there a significance to the R in the R29 number on the side.
Posted from Android Date: 06/25/17 14:28 Re: EL ex-RPO lightweight car -- Dec 78 Author: PCCRNSEngr Lackawanna484 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is there a significance to the R in the R29 number > on the side. > > Posted from Android R for Rider Car for crew to ride when used in Mail Train service. |