Volunteer Fire Department Special

BuddyBurton Oct 1, 2017

  1. BuddyBurton

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    West Liberty VFD held a fundraiser Saturday between West Liberty and Durant to raise money for the local volunteer fire department. Five former PRR passenger cars and two IAIS GP38-2’s made up the special.[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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  2. bremner

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    Looks like a good, fun way to make some money
     
  3. acptulsa

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    Iowa railroad Pennsylvania cars named after Texas lakes?

    I'm a mite lost now...
     
  4. BuddyBurton

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    Was wondering about the lake names.


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  5. LegomanBill

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    The coaches were previously owned by the Austin & Texas Central (hence the Lake names) prior to being sold to Iowa Interstate earlier this year. And prior to that they'd originally been built for and owned by PRR.
     
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  6. Eagle2

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    That is a very creative and cool idea for a fund raiser. Hope it was a success!
     
  7. BuddyBurton

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    Sold out on all trips


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    Thanks for your fine coverage of this event, Buddy.
     
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  9. acptulsa

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    And do the Iowans pronounce that one right? Because if they do, they're pronouncing it wrong. According to Texans, that's 'Lake Buck Hannon'.
     

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