(erielack) Re: C154 (BJ Drill)

[The Jordans <jjordan_@_blast.net>]

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<excerpt>Date: Fri, 13 Jul 2001 16:27:26 -0400

To: VSX9000_@_aol.com

From: The Jordans <<jjordan_@_blast.net>

Subject: Re: C154  (BJ Drill)

In-Reply-To: <<dc.8f9c216.28806a51_@_aol.com>


Lou-


Star on any EL caboose means its "TOILET EQUIPPED".


Regards,

- -Joe Jordan


At 11:14 AM 7/13/01 EDT, you wrote: 

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7/13/01 4:42:23 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 

jjordan_@_blast.net writes: 



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The Rutherford Drill was known as the "BJ Drill" and had that 

stenciled on the side of the EL caboose C-154 that was used 

for that train everyday. Can't find original picture of 

caboose, but here's the model that was painted from the 

original picture. 


http://TrainNut.Railfan.net/PJLayoutImages/elc154cupolacaboosered&white.JPG 


- -Joe Jordan 


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There is a picture of the caboose on page 85 of " The Northeast Railroad 

Scene Vol. 4, The Erie Lackawanna" 




What does the star under the E-L diamond mean? 




Lou</smaller> 

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