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UP/SP consists for the City of SF and SF Overland trains
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Hi everyone: <br />Thank you for your replies <br />They are incredibly helpful. <br />Sounds like for say the year 1953, a variety of equipment and colors can be used esp for the SF Overland, including Budd cars (for SP), heavyweights, and "smoothside" streamliners. <br />Most should be UP Armour yellow, but I can have 2 tone gray for some of the SP cars. <br />I also assume, concering modeling, that most of the cars should be 'smoothside" streamliners and not Budd cars w fluted sides. <br />Would most of the cars be streamliners? <br />How many heavywieights would still be around in 1953 -- someone did mention a heavyweight SP coffee shop lounge car. <br />I assume some of the mail and RPO cars (like for the SF Overland) could have been heavyweights. Would some of the heavywieights be pullman green or all 2 tone gray or armour yellow? <br />Given 1953 as the year I am modelling -- no dome cars. <br />No SP cars that are silver w red stripes?? <br /> <br />Thanks again!!! <br /> <br />John
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