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Now that I remember it, the Chicago Central used to use a ratty-old ex-IC center- <br />cupola caboose on their Cedar Rapids-Manchester turn (not sure if that's the right <br />name for that job). They'd run one train per day each way to/from the former IC's <br />Iowa Division main at Manchester, Iowa. The caboose wasn't at all the prettiest <br />thing you ever saw - heavily rusted and weather-beaten but enough IC orange left to <br />make the IC fans happy. I'd see it on the end of the train after its arrival in the old <br />IC yard in Cedar Rapids on my way into work from I-380 looking towards the power <br />plant. After the Illinois Central re-acquired the CC&P I don't recall having seen it <br />being used and now with CN in control (the Canadian National in Iowa - that's just <br />plain sick) it's probably gone for good. <br />
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