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Sacramento Nothern Lives
It is kind of ERIE. It's like it's a ghost from railroads past.
Bill
Bill
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It seems that after so many years, we are finally getting AC44s!it's a ruse
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I believe the story is that the Southern Pacific had 3 AC6000's that were to be numbered 600-602 on order, but the order was cancelled after the UP merger.Look a little closer. Those are actually his AC6000 beasts in SP, which does look quite nice. The SP AC units only went up to somewhere in the 300's as well so the number is also a give away. Still beautiful engines whether they are real or not.
I believe the story is that the Southern Pacific had 3 AC6000's that were to be numbered 600-602 on order, but the order was cancelled after the UP merger.
Wait, CNW ordered SD80MACs? If I had Photoshop, I would so be making a reskin of the RRMODS SD80s in CNW colors.Bingo! Same thing with CNW's order of SD80MACs, that was changed to SD90MACs by UP.
Wait, CNW ordered SD80MACs? If I had Photoshop, I would so be making a reskin of the RRMODS SD80s in CNW colors.
shhh dont tell pdkosterit's a ruse
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Oh dear, trainsmaster2142, I think you broke him!:hehe:OMG!
I'm going to take a wild guess at this, and my two guesses are an Erie F7/F9 in the freight livery, or an E8/9 in the two-tone green and yellow.