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Re: (erielack) Re: EL photos



   Paul,
   I made a number of visits to the Striegel yard and did see a couple of E-L TM frames,
but they never lasted long before they were cut up. Heavy duty flat could've happened,
but I never saw one. 
   Jerry Custer
 
 

Subject: RE: (erielack) Re: EL photos


One of the units that made to CH-P in Mexio was ex-DL&W 1852, nee-DL&W 852,
which became CH-P 534, but didn't make it beyond the early 1970s.

Didn't the underframe of one of the H24-66s survive at Striegel as a
heavy-duty flatcar for moving stuff around their facility into the 1980s?


    - Paul


> Two ex-DL&W TM's did escape Striegel and ran for the CH-P for 
> a year or two (along with the H-16-44's), according to a copy 
> of X2200S I have.
> 
> Unfortunately both were also scrapped in the mid-1970s.
> 
> 
> 
> Bill K.


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