Western Railroad Discussion > "I'd Like an Extra Large Shield"

Today's Leesdale LOF65 had a unique leader with an extra large nose logo compared to most 60Ms (looks like the standard one on most power). The one cool thing about all the SD60Ms based in LA is there's so many different variations between 2 vs. 3 window units, wings vs. no wings, and lots of smaller details which certainly makes things less repetitive in a railroading scene where variety is increasingly hard to find. The middle unit on today's train was one of a handful of standard cab SD60s bouncing around as well.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/23/14 18:18 by rbmn5022.

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Where does this train run from/to? Expired minds want to know...TIA...Stevie

Van Nuys, CA-Oxnard, CA and return, crew called at 2pm & is a Wednesday only job.

Did you happen to get a road number of that standard cab SD60?

alto_towerbob Wrote:
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> Did you happen to get a road number of that
> standard cab SD60?

Yup! 2160. I believe that's one of 2-3 assigned to Colton?

Is it me or is the UP Shield on the nose of 2347 crooked?

It's not just you - it is crooked!
Pete

Nice pic!!!