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I posted this on the old group but some people may already have migrated. They have an Aztec N-Scale SN boxcar on eBay.

Somebody is selling a whole collection of HO Scale Interurbans on eBay including a very rare flat motor, niles coaches, and SN 1005. Some are already painted

The Suydam SN flat motor isn't rare, there were 430 made.

I don’t see them much on eBay. Good to know

https://youtu.be/kwVAGovK0Q4 This stylized video of the Ramon Ferry should be saved to the new list.

Very nice. Dan, San Jose, CA

http://www.jamesdporterfield.com/dining_by_rail_5536.htm It turns out they do have at least one Western Pacific recipe in the book. I have to get it. There are 325 recipes assembled by the chef

http://pcrnmra.org/conv2019/layout-tours-op-sessions Here was some layout tours?featuring Sacramento Northern Interurbans layouts, Western Pacific, and one with a great model of the Modesto

Sorry for the poor grammar it was early morning and I changed “tours” to the plural without changing the verb. Some of you may have seen some of the layouts but I guess I included it for all the

Justin- Good pix...thanks for posting (your grammar notwithstanding). Dan Lee, San Jose

Anyone know if any of the wood bay window cabooses every carried the Zephyr scheme when lettered for SN? Thanks, Ken Harstine Holyoke, MA

Ken, Absolutely! WP 753 was assigned to the SN early in the 1950s in the Zephyr scheme. In June 1953 the car was formally transferred to the SN, renumbered 1627 and was occasionally photographed at

Look at this on eBay Sacramento Northern SN SW1 401 at Stockton CA in 1978-07-22 I had no idea SN 401 was still silver and orange clear into 1978

I have a Suydam flat work motor - probably Pacific Electric- that I am restoring and plan to paint for the SN? (is that heresy ?).? Can anyone tell me the paint scheme (late in the SN's existence)

Dan, The SN did not have any powered MW equipment, except for the three passenger motors that were transferred to MW after passenger service ended in 1942, MW 300-302. These cars retained their

Can anyone advise when the wires came down in Pittsburg? A friend posted a photo of 2 boxcars at the depot, no Post Office either. Trying to pinpoint a rough date

David, According to Swett's SACRAMENTO NORTHERN, the track between West Lafayette and Walnut Creek was abandoned 10 August 1958. The way I read the text, electric operation over the remaining track

Ok thank you. Attached is the picture in question mallardlodge1000@...> wrote:

Picture is dated 1941 (Contra Costa County Historical Society). No Greyhound Depot, No Pirates Drive-In. Chris Bekiaris rrctb1@...

Garth, My apologies for the slow response to your post. Once again, thanks for the good info: I'm going to go with the MW 300-302 paint scheme of pullman green body, moss green trucks, black