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Photo: A powerful image captures a women railroader serving as a switch tender at the Sunnyside Yard in Long Island City during the 1940's.
Women in Railroading During World War II Pt 2. - The Historic Railpark in Bowling Green KY
when i hired out on the railroad , the emd were called the cadilacs and ge , well, at least they made good lightbulbs, now 43 years later. i love the ge widebody, comfort cab over anything else.
at least Jack Beckman is a great driver
Alexis came with sponsor's/Daddy money
she may do well with JFR
I do wonder who will drive the Cornwell Tools F/C
Maybe Dale Worsham ?, he started driving F/C again,
he was a good driver & good tuner
He gave some beat up brown (dark gold ?) POS, 318 car auto
(don't remember the year now)
it even ran, but he trailered it there, behind one of his gen 2 (68 ?) Chargers
think it was a 71, a gen 3 Charger, ragged out feces filled, that looked like it was
left in the desert for decades, animals...
Nicely done team Irving! Going trip-zip when you need it always feels good. If he’s in deeper than normal, he may be giving that advantage back, but that’s a great pass nonetheless!
How far off, if at all, was the car, John?
Pretty nice lookin tree there… and cat too, I like em! Our cats inspect our tree more than the presents. Good foosball game too, I ain’t a sports guy besides ice hockey but I really hope the cowboys creamed kc… I can’t stand ‘em.