[PRCo] Re: High Floor Work Cars
Jim Holland
PghPCC at pacbell.net
Thu Oct 30 05:59:04 EST 2003
Good Morning!
> Fred Schneider wrote:
> Someone this month asked how many high
> floor cars became work cars....
> 4016 = M450
> 4030 = M195
> 4039 = M451
> 4100 = M452
Original 4100 scrapped 1940.09.26; 4107 was renumbered to 4100
before conversion to M452.
> 4101 = M453
> 4115 = M454
> 4116 = M455
> 4126 = M456
> 4128 = M457
> 4130 = M196
> 4131 = M197
> 4140 = M458
Quickly glancing at my notes reveals that 4140 was originally
converted to M458 but was subsequently converted to M197 in 1955
when the original M197 aka 4131 was scrapped at Homewood
1955.07.26 -- possibly Homewood fire victim? Looks like the
M197-2 lasted until 1972.
> 4145 = M459
4145 was M459 Snow Scraper until sold to Magee - originally
converted in Nov--1940.
3119 = M549, Welding
M549 = M131-2nd, Wrecker - 1933.02.04
3271 = M11--2nd, Meter Tester
3204 = M127-2nd, Wrecker
3209 = M128-2nd, " " "
3396 = M130-2nd, " " "
3487 = M132-2nd, " " "
3537 = M211-2nd, Tower
3546 = M212 """""
Above is a random selection from files -- don't have time to
go thru in detail.
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James B. Holland
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