The paper wheels are long gone. The car was purchased from the D&RG in the early 1890s. It started as RGW postal car 83, When it first arrived on the RGS, it was converted to a dining car (C-3) for crew use as the RGS was being built. At one point it was the "Montezuma". Up until it became the Superintendents car (Rico), it was Pullman Green. Even though it had different interior configurations over the years, as an RGS car, it was always the red. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching the video.
No. It's just painted Pullman Green.
rdamurphy 4 days ago
Does 346 have a russian iron boiler jacket?
DRGW168 1 week ago
One truck currently has paper wheels, the other one is in the roundhouse, being restored and eventually will be added to Rico.
Ilovetrains16 1 year ago
@Ilovetrains16 Are you Paul?
BreakFreeJuliana 4 months ago
The paper wheels are long gone. The car was purchased from the D&RG in the early 1890s. It started as RGW postal car 83, When it first arrived on the RGS, it was converted to a dining car (C-3) for crew use as the RGS was being built. At one point it was the "Montezuma". Up until it became the Superintendents car (Rico), it was Pullman Green. Even though it had different interior configurations over the years, as an RGS car, it was always the red. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching the video.
TheDenver1234 1 year ago
does she still have paper wheels and did she ever wear pullman green paint?
btomimatsucunard 1 year ago