jnr class c11 the tank engine C11 218

The JNR Class C11 218 steam engine : 2-6-4T (Tank Engine) has been on outdoor static display for approximately 51 years, since its retirement in 1975 static displays the one outside for so long better bad broken and westy it was bad in judician, there are only one chance to put the engine up for sale for scrapping or preparation railway

akai City most people came out restaurants, noticed the engine was bad at itching, broken and rusty.There was still coming from JNR Class C11 218 2-6-4T (Tank Engine) 1,067mm gauge, coal-fired engine designed for local passenger and freight services Status: Preserved he is broken and rusty is a tank engine and not a tender engine. 51 outside in the years on display, he is a back edition and poor rusty metal (Sakai, Saga Prefecture, Japan) Characteristics: Part of a 381-unit class built from 1932-1947, known for good performance in both forward and backward operation

JNR Class C11 No. 218 is a steam locomotive currently on static display in a poor state (broken, heavily rusted, or weathered) outside the Haya Sohonten Yakiniku (Korean BBQ) restaurant in Mikunigaoka, Sakai City, Osaka, Japan. It is part of the "Static Life Steam Locomotives

Location: Sakai City, Osaka, in front of a Korean barbecue restaurant Condition: The locomotive is in a "poor state," sitting outside for many years, which has caused heavy weather damage (rusting). History: Built in 1942, it spent most of its operating life in Hokkaido before being retired in 1975.