The legendary Conestoga covered wagons are said to have been the main wagon during the great westward expansion. I've also heard they were too heavy, narrow, and not built for passengers. Which
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47s and other Classic Power at Southampton: New FFA-G wagons for Freightliner, Romsey, 20th September 2021
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