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Nostalgia & History > Some of the many face's of the EspeeDate: 09/19/17 18:44 Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: photobob Date: 09/19/17 18:51 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: LittleDoc Nice catch PhotoBob! Thanks for the memories!!
Steve Date: 09/19/17 20:21 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: TonyJ Wonderful! Where's Harold?
Date: 09/19/17 20:39 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: MojaveBill Nice faces.
Bill Deaver Tehachapi, CA Date: 09/19/17 22:01 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: BoilingMan Is that one of the ALCo-holics? Did they show up in Bayshore often?
SR Date: 09/19/17 23:06 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: Mr-Beechcroft BoilingMan Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Is that one of the ALCo-holics? Did they show up > in Bayshore often? > SR Yes the 9018 was a C-643. SP had three of them. Adam Date: 09/20/17 02:33 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: UP951West Wow, what a shot.
Date: 09/20/17 07:20 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: FiveChime Bayshore in those times saw a huge variety of power. The KMs, Alco Century, and SD7s and 9s, and Fs from Oakland and Tracy and GP20s,30s,35s,U25Bs,RS32s and SSW units from LA coming up the Coast. The trailer trains 371,372,373,and 374 often got massive blocks of LA Passenger Pool Fs.
Great place to visit in the 1960s! Regards, Jim Evans Date: 09/20/17 07:25 Re: Some of the many face's of the Espee Author: Stevo_Weimario In all of my years living on the peninsula, I never saw any of the DH643s between SF and San Jose. I do recall seeing them in Oakland and Tracy
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