Carriage conundrums

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Kestrel
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Carriage conundrums

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This might be of help to anyone building coaches.

http://www.rcts.org.uk/features/carriag ... sdisposals

http://www.rcts.org.uk/features/preserv ... 202013.pdf
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65447
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Re: Carriage conundrums

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Very useful, many thanks.
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IAK
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Re: Carriage conundrums

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Ooooo rah! 8)
Small additional increments are transformative.

http://padgateworks.wordpress.com/
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Re: Carriage conundrums

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IAK wrote:Ooooo rah! 8)
Presumably summarising your reaction to this Notable Carriage Information Source :roll: May the data be always true... :mrgreen: machine
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Re: Carriage conundrums

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more pics of restored carriages

http://www.lnersvrcoachfund.org.uk/teak_set.html
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