<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>Jim - No one is picking on you. We all take license in how we model. Our <BR>readers will find the 1800 DE PCC under Fantasy Models in their 2001 listing. <BR> (SPT) And as usual it does look great. I plan to have WP cars serving <BR>Trafford in 1953 on my pike.
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<BR>Dick Keegan used Dupont Automotive paints for the most part and Mary Jane's <BR>oven for baking the paint on most of the models he painted. He and Ed Suydam <BR>were close friends. He is still kicking in Ark. (he lived his working life <BR>in Hays, KS. known for nothing) and dabbles in both O and HO, model airplanes <BR>of his youth again, and is still ticked that Denver Tramways converted to <BR>bus. He likes PRCo. like all of us and the only time I think he visited <BR>Pittsburgh was in the mid 60's driving a motor home. Pittsburgh, the only <BR>city where you can make 4 right hand turns and end up lost was a challenge <BR>for the boat he was driving.
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<BR>The winged logo mentioned on Ed's trip to Worthington is newly made. Ed <BR>Miller had them made for his car and he and I corresponded back and forth for <BR>2 years on one of those decals and I finally gave up. He is hard to pin <BR>down, believe he is quite busy. I may try again since this has come up.
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