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Canadian Railroads > PGE Boxcar Lettering QuestionDate: 12/31/24 13:09 PGE Boxcar Lettering Question Author: stanhunter I have a modeling question for you Canadian railway experts out there:
What year did the Pacific Great Eastern start using the “stacked lettering” paint livery on 40 foot boxcars, replacing the Caribou logo? Was it before, or after, 1953? Many thanks! Stan Hunter Fair Oaks, CA Posted from iPhone Date: 01/01/25 17:34 Re: PGE Boxcar Lettering Question Author: feclark Stan, I contacted Timothy Horton, a fellow who is one of the gurus of PGE/BCRR/BCOL rolling stock, with your question. I've pasted in his reply, complete with a link to a video he has produced on the subject.
"The stacked lettering was introduced on repaints in 1957, and new cars in 1958. I have a video on PGE freight cars stencillling here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eN4UJA8QX0 The stacked scheme is discussed starting at the 9:00 minute mark." Hope it's helpful to you. Fred Date: 01/03/25 18:42 Re: PGE Boxcar Lettering Question Author: stanhunter This is exactly the info I was looking for! Many thanks for the respose!
Stan feclark Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Stan, I contacted Timothy Horton, a fellow who is > one of the gurus of PGE/BCRR/BCOL rolling stock, > with your question. I've pasted in his reply, > complete with a link to a video he has produced on > the subject. > "The stacked lettering was introduced on repaints > in 1957, and new cars in 1958. I have a video on > PGE freight cars stencillling here: > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eN4UJA8QX0 > The stacked scheme is discussed starting at the > 9:00 minute mark." > Hope it's helpful to you. > Fred |