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Which other bodies will fit a U23B
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Ok, I had to pull out the boxes to be sure, but I think you are right and they are infact U33B's. These were the first two engines that I ever got, and now they really don't go with my layout. One is a Seabord Coastline and the other is a Chessie System. The thing that had me thinking that they were 23's is that for some reason the Chessie System has C&O under the cab window, then it has the words RADIO and U-23B. Finally it has its road number which is 8212. However the box does say U33B. I guess it is just a mistake. <br /> <br />Anyway though, what I am trying to do is put on a shell of a modern road. I would prefer either Norfolk Southern or CSX. And just to make it difficult my layout is set to be pretty modern and CSX has just removed the last of the U23B's from their roster. I guess now I need to look and see if their are any U33B's left. If you think that I could find an even more modern engine shell that would fit that would be great too. <br /> <br />Thanks for the help so far.
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