Classic Hybrid

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Posted November 2, 200519 yr

"Do It All Vauxhall Farm Implement" B)

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November 2, 200519 yr

I still say that GM has been doing hybrids for longer then anyone else.

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November 2, 200519 yr

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Classic Locomotives/Trains are soo cool. :)

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November 3, 200519 yr

SWEET train! BTW, hey Sixty8, can I share that signature image with you? That's very cool! (I'll understand if you say "NO!!! GET yer OWN!!!")

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November 3, 200519 yr

They have those E8s restored to their former glory. They run them as excursion trains now. They guy that owns them is completely rebuilding/restoring the Broadway Limited.

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November 3, 200519 yr

Too bad GM EMD is no more because they sold it to some private investors....

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Sixty8panther

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November 3, 200519 yr

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SWEET train!

BTW, hey Sixty8, can I share that signature image with you? That's very cool!

(I'll understand if you say "NO!!! GET yer OWN!!!")

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It's yours dude... you know how quickly I move on to the next sig. :) might want to host it yourself though since I just "borrowed it" for a few days. :P

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