A little something different...

Well post 1234 needs some attention


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I'll say, a THREE for ONE

 

EEK! your catching up with me now...

 

O.K... I want in on this action too: Here's one of my favorite GE models (and one of the rarest!):


I remember chasing this train, leaving my car, and running to catch it as it passed below the bridge!


Only ordered by the Seaboard Coast Line, the 10 BQ23-7 units were an odd sight, and definately a precursor to the modern Comfort Cab!

Harold

 

I guess I should take another crack at this topic, here with a more "modern" paint scheme:


Another "lucky" shot on my part.... I was pacing this train on Interstate 95 and was fortunate enough to find an exit (and bridge) just in time!

Harold

 

Last one for the night:


Coming out of the wash rack at Hamlet yard (long hood foreward!) with a nose that only a mother could love

Harold

 

Great shots, and thanks for finding the "rare" ones.

 

Does that mean we won't see any of these "Quarters Cab" conversions in your AC line ?

Harold

 

WOW! what a ride, Post #4000 is reached and what better way to record the milepost then with another great D&H Engine photograph.

ALCo RS-2 Engine #4000 by Scott J .Whitney in Whitehall, NY

 

You will be there yourself soon enough...

Here is Post#4003 with another Scott J .Whitney photograph in Whitehall, NY

 

And Post #4004 with another D&H Engine!!!!!!!

 

And one more, Post#4005 with a photo from the Collection of Bill Weibel

D&H Lighting Stripe Power

 

Post #4014 of D&H#4014 doing Passenger Service