Mike's Railroad Crossing Forum

anybody want to stay at the famoso motel?

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ZachL wrote:

NathanFromEngland wrote:PEEK trafic lights in Bolivia.
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Nice find! Didn't realize those molds existed outside of NA..

Also there is a pair of Durasig signals as well

I was thinking of Singer, when i noticed the little fork marks at the back of them, but i think PEEK has that same design, so i began to doubt myself and just guessed.

Whoops!
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Some pretty tiny beacons.
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Kinda odd Crouse Hinds/Durasig 12-8-8 setup right next to what appear to be Ecnolite left turn signals.
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They must be one heck of a sight around the town.
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NathanFromEngland wrote: Kinda odd Crouse Hinds/Durasig 12-8-8 setup right next to what appear to be Ecnolite left turn signals.
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The left turn signals are a mixture of NAI and Peek, it appears. And the turn signals are all 12 inch as they use all arrow indications (8 inch arrows have been banned from new installs here in the US for years).

weird traffic light install!

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dan the ca railfan wrote:weird traffic light install!

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That's common in the coastal areas of Florida.

freebrickproductions wrote:

dan the ca railfan wrote:weird traffic light install!

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That's common in the coastal areas of Florida.

Except that's not a coastal area.

And on top of that, horizontal lights exist all around, but are wildly common in the panhandle and southeast Florida - two areas hit by bad hurricanes in the past.

The only coastal areas they exist in are the gold and emerald coasts. Everywhere else has the standard vertical orientation.

now this four way stoplight has got to be old!

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dan the ca railfan wrote:now this four way stoplight has got to be old!

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so do traffic lights that are mounted on rusty poles and look old york ,pa

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check out this denny's sign from the 1960's yes i have eaten here!

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there are very very few of them left the only other one i know of is in my town fresno ,ca and stockton ,ca

and the one in fresno only the sign is original

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and this one in Stockton

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