Re: Fwd: Trains and cars pics

[John Eagle <jheagle@texas.net>]

Great Pictures - Thanks

dwayneg57@aol.com wrote:
> Thought you might enjoy a picture or two of Trains and Cars.
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> To: dwayneg57@aol.com; rbd1949@aol.com
> Sent: Tue, Feb 2, 2010 1:43 pm
> Subject: Fwd: Trains and cars pics
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> Thought you would enjoy them too.
> Dorrie
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> From: jpaulholland@aim.com <mailto:jpaulholland@aim.com>
> To: dbtjean99@aol.com <mailto:dbtjean99@aol.com>
> Sent: Mon, Feb 1, 2010 8:47 pm
> Subject: Trains and cars pics
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> I just thought if I love these old cars as much as I do, then you all 
> might enjoy them also.  I don’t know a lot about trains, but some of 
> you might enjoy seeing them also.
> Enjoy and remember,
> David
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> in some of the pictures there is a set of numbers …like 2-8-0 that 
> stands for the wheels…2 front small wheels then 8 big drive wheels..
> then the number of small back wheels…on the engine:
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> */For all you train lovers./*
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> */Heber City/**/ , Utah/**/  /*
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> 2-8-0 #43 Nevada Northern, Ely , Nevada  .  New Hope & Ivyland atNew Hope
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> /Above & below:/At King Road inOwosso, Michigan ,Pere Marquette 1225, 
> a 2-8-4 Berkshire ,
> pours it on with a freight from history next to a Ford Model A pickup 
> recreating a scene from the good old days.
> Steaming down memory lane isPere Marquette 1225Owosso, Michigan   
> Southern 2-8-0  #610 at Rock Spring , Georgia   ( Tennessee Valley 
> Railroad Museum ..)
> Heber City , Utah . Union Pacific 2-8-0 #618 and a 1953 Buick 
> Super.This has to be the classic of classic photos!It defies time 
> itself. When I saw this photo, I was transported back to those 
> wonderful days when life was full of simple pleasures, back when we 
> were satisfied with less and happy to walk instead of ride.This is 
> February 6, 2007 when time and eternity intersect at this crossing. 
> And to think that you and I, and others, once had a stage like this 
> everyday for the greatest performance ever.  Oh what the  generation 
> of  today has missed. Great Memories!
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> *CARS WE  WILL NEVER SEE AGAIN*
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> Harley Earl and the 1938 Buick.. Think about this.  *This  picture was 
> taken** 70 years  ago*. 
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> 1941  Chrysler  Thunderbolt  
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> 1951 Buick  LeSabre What would you give for this car now  
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> 1951  Chrysler K310 
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> 1953 Buick  Wildcat
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>   1954 Dodge   FireArrow
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> 1958  Lincoln Premiere 
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> 1955 Nash  Rambler Cross Country  Wagon 
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> 1956 Ford  Sunliner 
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>   1959  Chevrolet Brookwood  Stationwagon  
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>   1951  Hudson Hornet 
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> 1959  Plymouth Fury 
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> 1958  Mercury Turnpike  Cruiser - *The rear window on the 58 Merc 
> Turnpike Cruiser could retract into the body, giving the occupants 
> flow-through ventilation.  This car, like most of its generation, 
> didn't have air-conditioning, even as an option.*
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> 1951  Studebaker  Champion 
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> 1971 Buick  Rivera  Boattail
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> 1958 Edsel  Convertible 
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> One would sit on the porch and name the cars as they drove by. . 
> .unlike  today .  .. when they all look the same. 
> This is when a car was a car.....
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