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Re: PC: PC Hopper
- Subject: Re: PC: PC Hopper
- From: "David E. Husman" <dhusman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Mar 1998 05:30:00 -0800
They also end up at the Kelloggs facility in Omaha. There is always a cut
of them visible from I-80 between the I-680 interchange and 84th st.
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> From: Peearar <Peearar -AT- aol.com>
> To: penn-central -AT- smellycat.com
> Subject: Re: PC: PC Hopper
> Date: Saturday, March 21, 1998 8:08 PM
>
> rkiefer reported a pack of PC boxcars in the 281300 series, but what
reporting
> marks did these cars actually have? Under PC these were class X79 cars
leased
> to The Kellog Co. This info can be found both in the ORER and Morning
Sun's
> new book on PC equipment. The PC book (a MUST have for even
> the casual fan) goes on to say these cars were
> sold outright to Kellog after Conrail, keeping their numbers.
> A check of my most recent ORER, which is already seven years old, lists
96
> cars in service out of the original 100, with the reporting marks KELX.
Funny
> how some of the carbody dimensions changed.... must be either inflation
or old
> age. :)
>
> I suppose they still go in and out of Battle Creek and often get shipped
in
> groups. They are 60' cars with a 16' door opening.
>
> Does anybody know about how many cars of this series are still in PC
paint?
> Kellog owns other cars - do they have their own paint scheme?
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