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| | Tank Car Traffic |
 | | In our 1946-59 era of interest, tank cars were primarily used for transporting gasoline, road oils, fuel oils, asphalt, crude oil, chemicals, acids and manufactured liquids (such as inks, dyes, glues, vinegar, etc.). |
 | | Now, the tank car traffic on our model railways will chiefly be representing the movement of refined petroleum products from originating points to the retail fuel company facilities on our layouts. |
 | | Tank cars lived a simple existence; they were loaded at the source, shipped to a dealer for unloading, then returned to the source for another load. |
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