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That way of thicking is why there's not many steam locos left, once they were surplus or replaced they were scrapped and the same is now happening with the first generation diesels. Where are all those E's, F's, the first switchers, each major railroads first diesel, the first erie-built, fairbanks-morse, etc. We have learn't nothing from our predecessors mistakes. Just because something doesn't run or look flash doesn't mean future generations cannot learn from it. Like what it was like to live and travel in the 1860's or 1930's or how things were built or shifted. Everyone needs to find those relics, moving or not, and save them for our children or their children to see and learn from. <br />Darren
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