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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/15/20 19:55 by F40PHR231.

Cool shot.

Great series, really like the first shot and the last of the 833. Thanks for sharing.

~Ryan

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Nice job.
JB

Nice pictures, Chris. Is the 231 stored anywhere near this area?

Rich

Pasadena Sub: No, if you're talking about the Amtrak F40PH, which is the only notable 231 engine I know of, the 231 is in Portland.

That's an awesome lineup that museum has. Are any of the historical engines activable?

Tor in Eugene

That first photo is excellent!

Chris' F40PH 231 and the SDP40F 644 have been moved from Portland to a new home in Ogden, UT:

http://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?11,3344019


Torisgod Wrote:
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> Pasadena Sub: No, if you're talking about the
> Amtrak F40PH, which is the only notable 231 engine
> I know of, the 231 is in Portland.
>
> That's an awesome lineup that museum has. Are any
> of the historical engines activable?
>
> Tor in Eugene

Thanks, Chris. That last picture with the 644 is pretty dramatic with the mountains.

Rich

VERY NICE...!!! Thanks for sharing.

Nice photo's