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Sorry guys, <br /> <br />Only 2 Big Blows are preserved! When A.J. Wolff in his book about UP´s turbines - Whiters Publishing - 2001 - is right, and I think so! <br /> <br />The #18 (sorry, wrote 16 before) in Union, Ill. and the #26 in Ogden, Utah. That´s all !!! <br /> <br />In Don Stracks roster also the 14 an the 16 were donated for Union but there is only one or I need new glasses! <br /> <br />And the 8 axle B+B-B+B´s are all scapped - 100 % sure, UP scrapped all car bodies at Omaha and Cheyenne. Trucks and bolsters are used under U25B,U50 and under the ALCO C855´s ! <br /> <br />Details: <br />Standard´s: (#51 - 60) <br />The truck assemblies from UP 51-56 were reconditioned by UP at Omaha in 1962 and shipped to GE-Erie for use on U25Bs; the car bodies were scrapped by UP at Omaha and Cheyenne. <br />The truck and bolster assemblies from UP 57-60 were reconditioned by UP at Omaha in 1963 and 1964 and shipped to GE-Erie for use on the U50s; the car bodies were scrapped by UP at Omaha and Cheyenne. <br />Veranda´s: (#61 - 75) <br />The truck and bolster assemblies from UP 61-68, 71-73, 75 (12 units) were reconditioned by UP at Omaha in 1963 and 1964 and shipped to GE-Erie for use on the U50s. The car bodies were scrapped by UP at Omaha and Cheyenne. <br />The truck and bolster assemblies from UP 69, 70, and 74 (three units) were reconditioned by UP at Omaha in 1964 and shipped to Alco-Schenectady for use on the C855s. The car bodies were scrapped by UP at Omaha and Cheyenne. <br />
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