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Saw the question on the 33 electric so I thought I would ask a similar quetion.

Picked up some standard freight cars 112/113/117 and 35 & 36 passenger cars. Looking for a prewar electric and was wondering if the 8 or 8E came in the sets with these cars? 
Read that the 8/8E was a lower cost electric and that the 100 series freight and 35/36 passenger cars was also the lower cost cars?

 

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RonH posted:

Saw the question on the 33 electric so I thought I would ask a similar quetion.

Picked up some standard freight cars 112/113/117 and 35 & 36 passenger cars. Looking for a prewar electric and was wondering if the 8 or 8E came in the sets with these cars? 
Read that the 8/8E was a lower cost electric and that the 100 series freight and 35/36 passenger cars was also the lower cost cars?

 

Any of the 500-series of freights and 332, 337, 338, 339, 341 passenger cars.

Ron M

RonH posted:

Saw the question on the 33 electric so I thought I would ask a similar quetion.

Picked up some standard freight cars 112/113/117 and 35 & 36 passenger cars. Looking for a prewar electric and was wondering if the 8 or 8E came in the sets with these cars? 
Read that the 8/8E was a lower cost electric and that the 100 series freight and 35/36 passenger cars was also the lower cost cars?

 

Yes the 8/8E came in sets with the cars you listed... and Ron M fleshed out the list nicely.  Yes, the 8/8E was the economical workhorse of the modernized line starting in 1925.

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