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    • The Vinelander posted
    Posted in News » V/Line launches cost-cutting program to save $20 million

    Avoca was actually built in 1927.

    It was air-conditioned in 1936.

    PClark


    Thanks Peter...happy to stand corrected...

    Below link...courtesy of Mark Bau's VR site.

    http://www.victorianrailways.net/pass%20cars/pass%20car%20pages/avoca/avoca.html

    Mike.

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    Edited 28 Aug 2014 20:06, 7 years ago, edited by The Vinelander

    Avoca was actually built in 1927.

    It was air-conditioned in 1936.

    PClark


    Thanks Peter...happy to stand corrected...