ATSF Old Photos

r_i_straw Dec 5, 2011

  1. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    Southbound at the Santa Fe Depot in Palmer Lake, Colorado on September 7, 1964. Jim Ozment photo.
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  2. r_i_straw

    r_i_straw Mostly N Scale Staff Member

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    Photo from the New Mexico Bureau Of Geology.
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  4. BoxcabE50

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    That system wall map, (behind, above their heads), would be a very interesting collectible today!
     
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  5. r_i_straw

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  6. Doug Gosha

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    ...With a new '63 Chevy in front, which sold for around $3,000 back then and now go for $50, 000 - $60,000.

    Doug
     
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  7. Kurt Moose

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    Pan Am 707, wow!

    All those classic cars as well.

    Oh, haaay-there's a couple of PA's in that shot too!
     
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  8. Doug Gosha

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    The awe for the PA's is a given and understood.

    :D

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    Sure hope the train is STOPPED - otherwise some people are about to become hood ornaments
     
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  10. r_i_straw

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    Oh, yeah. The train was an excursion (Golden West Railfan Tours) that had stopped and let most of those folks off to take photos. I guess the others arrived in the cars parked there.
     
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  12. Kurt Moose

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    Wow, that's about as bare-bones as you can get!:cautious:
     
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    Four door hardtop Impala. Now, if it was a SuperSport, with a few options.....
     
  14. Kurt Moose

    Kurt Moose TrainBoard Member

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    Dang, even that 4 door today would be $30,000 in decent shape if all original, low miles!(y)
     
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  15. sidney

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    i owned a super sport 1963 dang good car . four speed slush box 350 for power. man got a lot of tail in that rig. very comfy car too.
     
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  16. Doug Gosha

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    Obviously, if it had a 350, it was a used car having had the engine replaced or bored out, right? "...got a lot of tail..." You mean squirrels got into it? :D

    Doug
     
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  17. BoxcabE50

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    Couldn't have been bored out to 350. A 327 at 60 over is only 336cid. A 350 is a 327 with just shy of a quarter inch more stroke added.

    283, 327 or 409 were your passenger car V-8 displacement options in 1963. First year for the 350 was during 1967.
     
  18. r_i_straw

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    Santa Fe Railroad Round House Crew in Brownwood, Texas in 1943.
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  19. Kurt Moose

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    Wow, took a lot to keep those tea kettles running back then. Now it's maybe 7 workers to keep the diesels running...
     
  20. Doug Gosha

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    Now your just showing off. :D

    So, they had to redesign the block for the 350? Because it's still basically a Chevy small block.

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