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Western Railroad Discussion > CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WADate: 09/24/20 20:44 CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: Super-C # 1 CN 7600 and slug 600 coupled together at Progress Rail Tacoma WA. Shot through the fence as they were moving it around. The weather was not good raining and clouds.Sorry about the car! Date Sept 24 2020
# 2 CN slug 600 with herald on it left front side.At Progress Rail Tacoma WA. Date Sept 24 2020 photos by Chris Marshall   Date: 09/24/20 20:57 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: up833 Great catch. Those colors really pop on a NW day.
RB Date: 09/24/20 22:04 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: pdt Some kind of GP40 rebuild, or just a GMD version?
Date: 09/25/20 06:21 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: briancdn It's a nice gesture to do heritage schemes, but the colors are completely off from the original CN green and gold.
Brian N. Date: 09/25/20 06:48 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: redneckrailfan Originally built as a GP38-2, it has now been cobbled into a GP40-3.
pdt Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Some kind of GP40 rebuild, or just a GMD version? Bryan Jones Brooks, KY Bryan's Train Photos Date: 09/25/20 10:21 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: PHall redneckrailfan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Originally built as a GP38-2, it has now been > cobbled into a GP40-3. > > > How do you have a GP40-3 with a non-turbo engine? Date: 09/25/20 12:00 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: MP555 PHall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > How do you have a GP40-3 with a non-turbo engine? If you’re referring to the lack of visible exhaust opening, it’s presumably within the former paper air filter housing. That is something that Western Rail has done in their engine conversions. Date: 09/25/20 13:56 Re: CN 7600 and slug 600 at Tacoma WA Author: MC6853 briancdn Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > It's a nice gesture to do heritage schemes, but > the colors are completely off from the original CN > green and gold. > Brian N. INFINITELY better than stickers on an otherwise indistinguishable normally painted unit (referring to both packs of clowns in Fort Worth and Jacksonville)... Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 09/25/20 14:04 by MC6853. |