Posted by garyal110 on June 2, 2013  Nicely discovered and captured! Great job. Good detail on the railcar side. Posted by Sport! on June 3, 2013  Incredible find! Posted by Paul Flaherty on June 3, 2013  Very nice reminder of the past. I’m glad it hasn’t been “tagged” by the spray can artists. Posted by on June 3, 2013  I saw this car years ago on a rail train parked in Hobart yard, almost snap my neck Posted by F40PHfan on June 3, 2013  David, Do you recall what is coupled to the B end of that Boxcar? Posted by Ken Huard on June 4, 2013  Wow! Great discovery! Posted by Jeff Carlson on June 6, 2013  Very cool find! However, regarding the oldest equipment on the roster, that HAS to go to the Track Geometry train cars Kootenai River and Canyon Diablo. Those cars were built in 1912 and 1914, respectively, and still in everyday use. Posted by Wayne Hudak on June 7, 2013  Now, place some friction bearing trucks under this car and we're Ready To Go! NICE FIND! Posted by joe on November 15, 2015  What an amazing find. Posted by David Stewart on November 19, 2015  F40PH, this U30 is what's there. http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=437276&nseq=202

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