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AMICA Convention Tour Question
By Spencer Chase

I am trying to find information on a car I saw at a museum while
attending an AMICA convention several years ago.  I know I was not the
only one to take interest in this car and I discussed it with others.
I do not remember which convention or which museum.  Here is what
I remember:

The car used locomotive technology for power.  It was a large vehicle
and I think it was black.  It had an engine which I think was diesel
and I am almost certain that this ran a generator and that each wheel
(I am pretty sure it was 4-wheel drive) had an electric motor.  It is
possible that it had a hydraulic pump and motors but I am fairly sure
it was diesel electric.

Anyone with a better memory than mine?

Spencer Chase


(Message sent Sat 23 May 2020, 17:12:41 GMT, from time zone GMT-0700.)

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