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Number /"Miss Daisy"
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| • | Built
by the Fairmont Company of Fairmont, Minnesota around the turn of the 20th Century.
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| • | Our speeder is powered by a 1-cylinder, 12-horsepower gasoline engine. |
| • | Volunteer Richard Fowler donated Miss Daisy to MATA in complete, but not operable condition. |
| • | Our crews repaired, refurbished and dressed up the speeder's appearance. |
| • | A muffler was added to silence the unacceptably noisy engine. |
| • | Safety lights and appliances were also added so the car could be used in city streets. |
| • | Used with a welder trailer and a rail grinder trailer, Miss Daisy enables us to perform minor rail repairs on the M-Line tracks. |
