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Non-Revenue Roster MiTrains Page 1 Non Revenue Roster Feb 21, 2021 Road Name AAR Code Index 1 Road No. Description Manufacturer Condition BO Baltimore & Ohio NM I-12 C2479 Caboose, Wagontop Spring Mills Depot New CPRR Central PennsylvaNM Caboose 111 Caboose Good HBT Huntingdon & BroadNM Caboose NDa Undecorated Cabin Funaro & Camerlengo New NYC New York Central X800 Rotary Snow Plow Athearn Fair PC Penn Central NM Caboose 5023 Caboose, Wide Vision Athearn Fair PMRR Pennsylvania MidlNM Caboose 201 Caboose, Ext Vision Atlas New NM Caboose 202 Caboose, Ext Vision Atlas New NM Caboose 203 Caboose, Ext Vision Atlas New NM Caboose 205 Caboose, Ext Vision Atlas New NM Caboose KCS 391 Caboose, Transfer Bluford Shops New PRR Pennsylvania XM Box Russell Snow Plow Walthers New M of W various compone Custom Finishing ??? Good M of W Jordan Spreader Roundhouse ??? Good 85381 Crane, American Walthers New NM Caboose 496207 Caboose, Bay Window Athearn Good 497125 MoW Clearance Car Railworks Good 497405 Jordan Spreader Walthers New 497800 Snow Plow, Russell Walthers New 90F75 498933 M of W Crane Tender unknown Good FM Flat Foobie 491764 Flat Car, Welded Rail unknown Good FM Flat Foobie 494176 Flat Car, Welded Rail unknown Good FM Flat Foobie 494203 Flat Car, Welded Rail unknown Good FM Flat Foobie 494890 Flat Car, Welded Rail unknown Good HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt HT Hopper GPA M of W Hopper Funaro & Camerlengo Unbuilt GB Gon GR 488189 M of W Gondola Ye Old Huff n Puff ??? Good GB Gon GR 491228 M of W Crane Idler Ye Old Huff n Puff ??? Good GB Gon GR 497051 M of W Gondola Ye Old Huff n Puff ??? Good GB Gon GRa Gondola, 43' Wood FloorWesterfield Unbuilt GB Gon GRa Gondola, 43' Wood FloorWesterfield Unbuilt GB Gon GRa Gondola, 43' Wood FloorWesterfield Unbuilt GB Gon GRa Gondola, 43' Wood FloorWesterfield Unbuilt HT Hopper H30 31019 M of W Flat unknown Good HT Hopper H30 497051 M of W Covered Hopper unknown Good NM Caboose N5 5017 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N5 31019 M of W Caboose Trains, Inc. Good NM Caboose N5 476996 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N5 477110 Cabin Bowser Good NM Caboose N5 477224 Cabin Bowser Good NM Caboose N5 477773 Cabin Bowser Good NM Caboose N5b 477811 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N5c 477824 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N5c 477829 Cabin Bowser Good NM Caboose N5c 477830 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N5c 477938 Cabin Trix New NM Caboose N6b 980105 Cabin Walthers New NM Caboose N6b 980105 Cabin Walthers New NM Caboose N6b 980527 Cabin Walthers New NM Caboose N6b 981693 Cabin Walthers New NM Caboose N6b 982208 Cabin Walthers New NM Caboose N8 478064 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N8 478069 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N8 478071 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N8 478071 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N8 478071 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose N8 478080 Cabin Bowser New NM Caboose ND Cabin Funaro & Camerlengo New NM Caboose NDa Cabin Funaro & Camerlengo New NM Caboose NX23 M of W Riding Car Westerfield Unbuilt TA Tank TM8 Tank, ACF Type 7, 8000 F&C Funaro & Camerlen New W150b Derrick, 150 Ton Wreck Tichy Train Group Unbuilt W150b 495776 Derrick, 150 Ton Wreck unknown Good XM Box X23 Box Car, 40' Westerfield Unbuilt XM Box X23 Box Car, 40' Westerfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W Tool Westerfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W Com Westerfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W CablWesterfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W SleeWesterfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W Mat Westerfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W RidiWesterfield Unbuilt MiTrains Page 2 Non Revenue Roster Feb 21, 2021 Road Name AAR Code Index 1 Road No. Description Manufacturer Condition PRR Pennsylvania XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W KitcWesterfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W CablWesterfield Unbuilt XM Box XL Box Car, 40' M of W RidiWesterfield Unbuilt XM Box XL 489859 M of W Tool unknown Good XM Box XL 489860 M of W Cable unknown Good XM Box XL 492174 M of W Commissary unknown Good XM Box XL 492175 M of W Riding unknown Good XM Box XL 496064 M of W unknown unknown Good XM Box XL 498328 Box Car, 40' M of W Trac Walthers Good Y4 490386 Test Weight Car Walthers Good Y4 490386 Test Weight Car unknown Good Z74 140 Business Car Bachmann Spectrum Good Z74 180 Business Car Bachmann Spectrum Good Pullman U.S. No. 1 FERDINAND President's Car Overland New RDG Reading NM NML 92890 Caboose Life Like Good Standard Steel Slag 27 Slag Car Walthers New Slag 47 Slag Car Walthers New Slag 59 Slag Car Walthers New U. S. Army Signal Corps SC-1 GENERAL ALBER Presidential Communicat Overland New Undecorated iCar for iPhone 5 and 5s Minuteman Scale ModelsGood NM Caboose N8 Cabin Bowser New WM Western Maryland NE 1802 Caboose Good ** Final Totals (98) File: C:\Shenware\MiTrains Data.mv6.
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