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| North American Car Corporation , 3rd largest railcar lessor in America with 60.000 cars, sets up NACCO S.A in France, at the time Europe's largest private railcar market. | |||||||||||||
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Purchase of Transrail, le Havre | ||||||||||||
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Market difficulties in North America cause break-up of world-wide group. NACCO S.A. and its fleet of 1,200 railcars sold to Norwegian shipowner. Parent company subsequently purchased by G.E.(USA). |
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NACCO purchases 10% of former East Germany's private wagon fleet from the Deutsche Reichsbahn. | ||||||||||||
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NACCO
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David
MacNaughton, President and founder of NACCO, becomes principal
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NACCO's fleet reaches 4,000 cars.
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