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On the subject of Silverton Rail rollingstock, would you have any photo's of their SQOY or even SQMY 75ft wagon?
ReplyDeleteI believe the SQOY retained the original deck from the AQOY/AQOX however the SQMY had a skel deck to reduce their weight.
Cheers,
Andrew