Want a New York Central System caboose, circa 1900?
It's currently offered on CraigsList for free -- cost of moving the caboose from Alton not included.
Friday, September 29, 2006
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3 comments:
How much would it cost to move do you think?
A friend of mine that lives in Seattle just bought a caboose and is in the process of pouring a foundation on some rural land for it to become a weekend place. Fun concept.
"How much would it cost to move do you think?"
I don't know. If the move must be insured, perhaps as much as $2,000.
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