Hi Stan --
I tried sending this directly to you but was rejected by your ISP.
I don’t know if there is any real documentation on this. Knowing the RGS, it
probably had a lot to do with what was available at a price they could afford
and that still met their size requirements. Seems to me that one of them was
a Buick... A quick re-read of the “Colorado Rail Annual #9” (all about the
geese) said that three of them started as Buicks, but that so much
“cross-kitting” was involved that after a while it was hard to nail down what
was the basis of a goose – there were a lot more homemade and non-original
parts than original parts from any manufacturer. I would bet that if you were
to look closely at all the geese but 2 and 7, you could not determine their
origin if you had no history.
Have fun!
Bill Winans
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