NADX is a GE Railcar owned vehicle.
Eric
Murphy Siding For what it's worth, the tree symbol is the corporate symbol for the Boise Cascade lumber company.
For what it's worth, the tree symbol is the corporate symbol for the Boise Cascade lumber company.
That's correct, and that points primarily to two affiliated railroads: the Minnesota, Dakota & Western (MDW) and the International Bridge and Terminal Company (IBT). I haven't seen the NADX 3100 series (about 74 cars, NADX 3100-3173), but from your picture I suspect that it is an older, smaller box car, so it's probably ex-MDW. They have several different series that are fairly close to these in size; my best guess is that these cars came from MDW series 9000-9099.
Carl
Railroader Emeritus (practiced railroading for 46 years--and in 2010 I finally got it right!)
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I've seen a number of these box cars while railfaning here in Spartanburg.
The NADX reporting mark belongs to GE. But does anybody know who owned these box cars before GE?
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