Talk:VicRail R type carriage

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Just a quick note - the content of this page has limited sources, because not much information is available yet. There is apparently a complete file on the carriages as proposed, due to be released from the Public Record Office of Victoria in 2041.^[1] This article is a summary of the most-likely-accurate data available until that file is opened. It is not perfect and cannot be proven accurate, but there is nothing to disprove the content either. Posts on Railpage by user Kuldalai should count as relatively reliable in this instance, as he was involved in fleet management at the time. Anothersignalman (talk) 16:03, 2 January 2017 (UTC)[reply]

^ email correspondence with Daryl Gregory, Victorian Railways Rolling Stock historian

[1] rrespondence with Daryl Gregory, Victorian Railways Rolling Stock historian

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