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Re: Galt Sub.
On Mon, Feb 17, 2025 at 03:25 PM, Doug Renshaw wrote:
No. Hagey is the yard serving Toyota on the Waterloo Subdivision. Mile 5.9.
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Stephen Gardiner
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Galt Sub.
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Timetable states Galt at 57.20 which is geographically in Cambridge.
Is the yard called Hagey Yard?
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Doug Renshaw
Burlington, ON.
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Re: Rolphton Ontario Question
I think for the time of the construction of the dam at Rolphton that there was a spur put in. ?I will have to confirm with my best friend who's grandfather worked at the dam from construction to his retirement. ?My friend is already eyeing property to buy for his retirement time as the old family home has been acting as a cottage for the last 40 years. ?He loves the area. ? Chris G
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Rolphton Ontario Question
I was snowmobiling in the Rolphton area yesterday. The OFSC uses an Ontario Power Generation road to connect the main trail that uses the former CPR railbed, with the village. It may just be me, but the way this road was built, it seems similar to how a railway would be. Was there a spur to the hydroelectric dam project when it was being constructed? ? Kris Roenigk Apsley, Ontario |
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RDC Mars lights
Would anyone happen to have in their stock pile of parts, Miniatures by Eric RDC Mars light castings they can spare? With MbyE now out of business his parts are disappearing from the store shelves and I still have 2 RDC's that require these. Thanks for any help you can give. Mike Barone |
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Ryan:
Almost. For CPAA (and CNA) “Cars were purchased in the United States and under U.S. Customs regulations may be used in the same manner as cars carrying Marks of United States owned railroads in the handling of both international and U.S. domestic traffic.” So, the cars could be used for domestic traffic also within the USA. The cars with CP reporting marks and labelled as International of Maine Division were the same as CPAA-marked cars. The CPI and CNIS were Canadian-built cars that were restricted to international service, i.e. no domestic service. BCIT was used for a mixture of both of the above. All of the above reporting marks are still active. The one thing I cannot remember is if any of the above cars handling an international shipment (CPAA coming loaded into Canada or CPI going loaded into the USA) could return with a load as well. They may have had to return empty. Gordon Webster Delaware, OH USeh <mailto:Gordon67@...> Gordon67@... From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Ryan Laroche via groups.io Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2024 6:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C-P-R] Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084 Paul, CPAA were American Built cars in International service. CPI were Canadian cars in international service. It was part of an international agreement that allowed cars to be used in international service without being charged duty on their construction. The different reporting marks was to prevent them from being loaded domestically in the opposite country of construction. There were a large number of leased cars with CPAA reporting marks, but that was not their significance. Of course NAFTA put an end to the need for the most part. Ryan Laroche Sylvan Lake, AB |
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Ryan: Thanks for the explanation. I wondered myself why the CPI and CP reporting marks.? Kris Roenigk Apsley, Ontario On Dec 28, 2024 6:43?p.m., "Ryan Laroche via groups.io" <laroche1987@...> wrote:
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
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Sent: Saturday, December 28, 2024 4:44 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [C-P-R] Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084 ? ? CPAA were American Built cars in International service. ? |
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Ryan,
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I stand corrected.
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I have a couple of CPAA cars on my HO scale railroad which I now know more about...
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I was aware of the use of the CPI cars in international service.
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Looking at the CPAA cars, that I have seen were not painted in CP colours, so acquired (or leased) from other owners presumably.
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Paul Smith
Winnipeg
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Paul,?
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CPAA were American Built cars in International service.
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CPI were Canadian cars in international service.
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It was part of an international agreement that allowed cars to be used in international service without being charged duty on their construction.
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The different reporting marks was to prevent them from being loaded domestically in the opposite country of construction.
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There were a large number of leased cars with CPAA reporting marks, but that was not their significance.
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Of course NAFTA put an end to the need for the most part.?
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Ryan Laroche?
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Guys,
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I understood that the CPAA reporting marks were for leased cars...
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On the other hand, CPI reporting marks were used for international service cars like the 71' bulkhead flat cars used to ship lumber to?
U.S.A.
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Paul Smith
Winnipeg
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Hi Ryan,
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Many thanks for your note and picture references.
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This explains why I couldn't find any information on CPAA 206033, 206057, and 206084. I expect these are "fake" road numbers. I admit that I purchased these Athearn cars mainly for the Procor blue colour to add some variety to my manifests and it looks like I will have to live with the knowledge that they do not fit the prototype.
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The fun part is that the purchase sent me on this exploration and I have learned something.
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Thanks again,
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Re: Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
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CPAA 207500-207614 were built by Pacific Car and Foundry in 1976. They were transfered to BC Hydro in 1978 and re-numbered BCH 7500-7614
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Unsure what they were used for, but the CPAA marks signify a car in international service. I would venture a guess they were in assigned service to a mill in BC.
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For the rivet counters among us, the PC&F cars are quite different to the FMC cars represented by the Athearn model. Note the ends, roof, sides.?
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Here's a couple photos from Earl Minnis and Doug Stark.
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Ryan Laroche?
Sylvan Lake, AB?
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Porcor CPAA 206033/206057/206084
Hi All,
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I recently purchased these three Procor 50' FMC Centered Double Door Box cars -- Athearn Ready to Run. (see image below).
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Does anyone know anything about the history of these Procor Box Cars?
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Based on the CPAA marking I have assumed that they ran on CP but I have not been able to find any images or other information.
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Many thanks
John Geddes
Vancouver, Canada
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On Dec 12, 2024, at 13:12, Doug Little via groups.io <ttc5784@...> wrote:
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