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	<title>Comments on: By the end of the 1990s the Bombardier built LRC engines were well into their twilight years, with little time remaining to photograph them. At that time only a handful of the units remained active. For me the express train #66 to Montreal was typically a sure bet for having the LRC&#8217;s. Here we have train 66 undergoing routine maintenance at Willowbrook yard awaiting its call to Toronto &#8216;s union station. The train this day had a pair of LRC&#8217;s bracketing a set of LRC coaches.</title>
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