Central RailRoad of Virginia Passenger Car

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Usually the railroad reporting mark abbreviation is on there somewhere (i.e.
DMIR).  I know I have seen this on old freight cars, but I don't normally
look at passenger car trucks.  Also, it's been awhile, and I'm old, so I
forget exactly where to look, but I am thinking this is on the wheels rather
than the trucks.  For a old car, especially one out of service in a museum
or on display, all the markings might not agree, due to the need to use
whatever salvage parts can be found to replace missing parts.
 
John Simmons

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It was suggested that the stampings on the car trucks would give a clue to
its identity.
So here they are.  Hopefully someone can ID this car. Even if it's not what
it appears to be.
 
Ron Wilkinson
NWHS

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