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Owen_Dyneto wrote:
...PS - A "-9-" actually could be a renumbered car but in your case it's not. When they were renumbered, the sequential number was "jumped" by 10,000 numbers or so. Wait for Robert Neal's new book for a better explanation.
True, a -9 on the data plate could be a re-numbered car. But if the -9 indicator is on the build sheet as it is in this case, then it came down the line as a 1949 car and cannot be a re-numbered car.
I am certainly looking forward to Robert Neal's book.
Edit: The exception would be the Station Sedan which could have had a -9 build slip and be re-numbered as a 23rd series... but let's not go down that road... it's confusing enough.
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