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Date: 04/07/25 18:29
1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbound
Author: arrowspatial

More b)series .... also see  1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) at the throat of Central Station

1b) Station platforms
2b) #120 a single car self propelled, outbound
3b) Single car going away

 
 



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Date: 04/07/25 18:34
Re: 1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbou
Author: arrowspatial

4b)  Locomotive 1518 standing by
5b)  3 car set 953 (again) departing
5c)  913 loco leading inbound (elsewhere)

Laurence 



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Date: 04/07/25 19:44
Re: 1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbou
Author: dwatry

Wow that car in #2 and #3 is almost an exact duplicate of the car M-300 that operated (or maybe still operates) on the California Western.  It started life on the Seaboard Air Line and went through a couple of other owners before winding up at the CWR.   

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Date: 04/08/25 15:38
Re: 1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbou
Author: 86235

arrowspatial Wrote:
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> 4b)  Locomotive 1518 standing by
> 5b)  3 car set 953 (again) departing
> 5c)  913 loco leading inbound (elsewhere)
>
> Laurence 

Alco/GE shovel nose and two Ganz (Hungary) sets, with a power car and two trailers.

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Date: 05/20/25 09:49
Re: 1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbou
Author: arrowspatial

Another photo of Set913 out and about in 1979
(79jul_box8)

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Date: 05/21/25 17:58
Re: 1979 Montevideo (Uruguay) Central Station outbounds and inbou
Author: pedrop

Another nice series in Latin America. Interesting to mention that those GE chovel nose locos were common in some countries here, but not in Brazil.

but not in Brazil. 

Pedro Rezende
Vespasiano MG,
https://youtube.com/c/minasgeraisrailways1

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