BART Engineering Change Notices 1967 through 1972 - 100s of Pages!

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BART
Original Engineering Change Notices
Published by Parsons - Brinkerhoff
1967 - 1972
Good Condition
Size - 8 1/2" x 11" - 100s of Pages - Unnumbered
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Up for bid is Original BART Change Orders.
These change orders are in good condition with some minor curling at the top right.  Look Carefully at the images!  These change orders are from a tobacco-free home in Western Colorado
.
This is a great find for anyone interested in Traction in the Golden State!
I have lots of material from other roads!  Check out my other listings!
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