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Nostalgia & History > SP T-2's when they were new.Date: 11/20/05 12:01 SP T-2's when they were new. Author: UPNW2-1083 A foursome of new T-2's working their way down the Mojave sub. in Cajon pass. From November '74.-BMT
 Date: 11/20/05 12:04 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: eljay just an awesome shot of a really neat subject! thanks for sharing! eljay
Date: 11/20/05 18:12 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: ColoradoRailfan Wonderful pictures....I think the paint might actually still be wet on those units. Thank you for sharing!
Kevin Date: 11/20/05 21:10 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: roberthedgecock FrontRange Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Wonderful pictures....I think the paint might > actually still be wet on those units. Thank you > for sharing! > > Kevin That was also the only time it would ever be clean Too bad clean locomotives where a rules violation on the SP Date: 11/20/05 22:06 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: WR-44 Man those days are gone... stacked lettering and classification lights.
Date: 11/21/05 23:29 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: missedcall Brian.... do you mean Nov. 84 instead.
Date: 11/22/05 12:30 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: Betsy missedcall Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Brian.... do you mean Nov. 84 instead. Well, since the 8300-8306 an 8350-8356 were delivered in 1974, they wouldn't really have qualified as new in November 1984... Elizabeth Date: 11/27/14 14:35 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: GN_X838 Since I was not around to see these are they SD 40's or SD 45's?
I do not reorganise the numbers....Swede....Albany,Or.... Date: 11/27/14 20:39 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: UPNW2-1083 GN_X838 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Since I was not around to see these are they SD > 40's or SD 45's? > I do not reorganise the > numbers....Swede....Albany,Or.... SD40T-2s.-BMT Date: 05/26/20 04:07 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: dcfbalcoS1 Why would anyone need to 'reorganise' the numbers and confuse the issue. They are in the 8300 class, SD/40T-2.
Date: 05/26/20 09:11 Re: SP T-2's when they were new. Author: trackplanner Great catch Brian! That's about the time I first really started railfanning.
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