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Date: 07/11/18 13:53
SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: valmont

Kinda reminds me of a quilt ...... no other info



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/11/18 13:57 by valmont.




Date: 07/11/18 14:11
Re: SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: PHall

Had some side panels replaced and still needs a visit to the paint shop.



Date: 07/11/18 14:30
Re: SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: MGRACER

Vince,
The location is Taylor yars in LA.
Steve



Date: 07/11/18 14:45
Re: SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: WAF

Wonder if its being readied for its Amtrak silver?



Date: 07/11/18 17:17
Re: SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: PHall

Those lower panels had a habit of rusting out at the bottom. Panel replacement was a fairly common thing.
They're just a sandwich of two sheets of sheet metal with plywood in the middle. Plywood did a great job of holding moisture.



Date: 07/11/18 18:23
Re: SP 'quilted' FP7A?
Author: danf

Especially when those troughs next to the walkway (between the engine and the side panels) fills with sand and other debris. They hold in the moisture causing the side panels to start rusting out.

PHall Wrote:
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> Those lower panels had a habit of rusting out at
> the bottom. Panel replacement was a fairly common
> thing.
> They're just a sandwich of two sheets of sheet
> metal with plywood in the middle. Plywood did a
> great job of holding moisture.



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