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Nostalgia & History > MP Matched Set Monday . . .Date: 01/20/20 10:37 MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: 3rdswitch . . . in summer '73, a train from Kansas City was arriving Osawatamie, KS, with a trio of U30C's leading.
JB  Date: 01/20/20 10:44 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: TTownTrains Wow, a shot that's as rare as hen's teeth! Those units didn't stay in the single and double digit series very long, and catching 3 of them together was pretty unusual as I recall. Nice catch!
Bill Gillfillan Tulsa, OK Date: 01/20/20 11:09 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: perklocal Agree about the low digit rarity. Nice set of Eagles !
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/20/20 11:10 by perklocal. Date: 01/20/20 11:36 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: refarkas Low numbers and a scenic location make this twice as good.
Bob Date: 01/20/20 12:11 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: King_Coal Well done. There was a lot going on in Oz back then. Frequently used for Neff bypass. If you have more, please post.
Date: 01/20/20 13:34 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: texchief1 One heck of a shot! My grandparents lived closed to Hoisington, the crew change point. Used to see MP trains when we went to town and got groceries.
Randy Lundgren Elgin, TX Date: 01/20/20 18:16 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: SCKP187 This is extraordinarily special with the low numbers, and I just have a thing for big GEs in solid paint like these.
Brian Stevens Date: 01/20/20 18:21 Re: MP Matched Set Monday . . . Author: SP8595 Killer catch and shot! The single digit numbers are pretty cool as well:}
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