Bill Board Reefer
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Saw this on the CNJ Bronx Terminal blog.

[Image: EmpireFuelBillboardCarGRYX1018ro.jpg]

10% More Heat - 10% Less Ash. I think its quite possible that they were using Gern Flux Fuel Burning Additives to achieve such lofty numbers.


Linky to source page. http://keokukandwesternrr.com/models.htm


Man...I think I need to pick up some of these colourful little box cars. Just rolling works of art.
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#2
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Thanks for the cool pic! Almost makes me homesick for Iowa....NAH!! Yeah, I'd like to have a collection of some of those rolling billbaords, too. Maybe I'll luck out and find some this weekend at the VA Beach trainshow.
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#3
wow,nice pic.every once in a while i see one or 2 pre-war tinplate bill-board reefers but never thought anythng of them.but im kickin myself now! those originals are worth a butt-load and make very nice collectors items.
and the TRUE reason its 10% better at heating and 10% cleaner is the fact that gern made a superflux in the early 20's until it was cancelled since it was too powerful and the U.S govt banned it because of ill-fated side effects...... Icon_lol --josh
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#4
I love those billboards. All I can find though is the reefers.

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put a hundred thousand miles on my knees.
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