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News
The SSW "Dixie" Coaster is Here
Just arrived is our third edition to our SARHM Business Car Coaster Collection. If you or someone you know is a fan of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway, you are going to want to click to purchase one for your collection.
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SARHM Welcomes a New Sponsor
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We welcome Fluid-Film as a new SARHM sponsor. We have been using Fluid-Film since 2018 and it is an "Awesome" spray-on lubricant. As you are working on your mechanical equipment, just spray it on the threads of a bolt and never have to worry about it seizing up. Please check out all of our Sponsors and support and Thank them for sponsoring SARHM! |
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Second Addition to SARHM Drink Coasters
Katy bar the door! No, it is not a bad thing…but YOU need to HURRY!! Our second coaster in our series of coasters has just been released and they are bound to go fast!!
Naturally, it commemorates another one of the business cars in our collection. The Mallard (MKT-402) has changed ownership several times but was originally the Pullman Standard Business Car #101. KCS owned it for a while, but it was sold into private ownership in the late 1960s and then painted/re-lettered for the Mallard Transportation Company.
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