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Pertaining to all railroading subjects, past and present, in New England

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  by NellsChoo
 
Hi all

A quickie... what does SLC mean on those MMA-type boxcars? I looked online but didn't find anything...

JD

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  by caboose9
 
NellsChoo said, "What does SLC mean on those boxcars?"


San Luis Central Railroad, Monte Vista, CO.

  by NellsChoo
 
?? Are these boxcars based out of Maine? I don't get it...

  by SLR 393
 
Same owner I believe.

  by Sir Ray
 
SLR 393 wrote:Same owner I believe.
Perhaps not the most offical source of confirmation (since it is a modeler club website about a project boxcar), but from here http://emmrc.freeyellow.com/projects.htm:
Although this car has SLC (San Luis Central) reporting marks, it was rebuilt at the Derby Shops for the Montreal, Maine, & Atlantic. SLC is also owned by MMA's parent company. The car is Wisconsin Central Maroon with a silver roof and three color graphics
So you are correct, sir...

  by NellsChoo
 
Huh... OK, I think I get it. THANKS!

  by The Rising
 
Hello all,

Just thought this might help answer your question.

http://railworld-inc.com/

Well that's all for now.

See ya all later.

  by NellsChoo
 
Hmmm, sort of explains it. Didn't realize MMA was run by a company involved in POLISH railroading!

  by MEC407
 
Yup, Railworld truly has a worldwide presence in railroading.