Pan Am Guilford 50 ft Boxcar

Pan Am Guilford 50 ft Boxcar

What happened to world reknown Pan Am World Airways? Did one of it's jets collide with a Boston & Maine Railroad Boxcar? Well symbolically and corporately - Yes. Pan Am was puchased by Guilford Transportation Industries in 1998, the contemporary of the Boston & Maine and the Maine Central Railroads, based in Massachusetts (USA). In this time of ever-expanding freight service in the US, here's a story of airway to railway. Guilford decided to use the power of the Pan Am name on its fleet of boxcars, even painting on the lettering Pan Am Railways, and to my eyes, attempting to keep a remnant of those Boston & Maine boxcar colors . Back in the sky, the Pan Am logo is flying again for none other than Boston and Maine Airways. Confused yet? All you need to know is this boxcar paint scheme does match a series of real Guilford Railway Systems boxcars, by one report better than 250 cars now running around the US. - Russ Grasso ([email protected])/ January 2006

Author: Russ Grasso

Pan Am Guilford 50 ft Boxcar
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• config.txt 3.15KB
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• main.texture.txt 29 bytes
pan am guilford 50 ft boxcar_art
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pan am guilford 50 ft boxcar_art_512.texture.txt 67 bytes
pan am guilford 50 ft boxcar_art_icon.texture.txt 67 bytes
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• skin.dat 4.60KB