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Nostalgia & History > PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger trainDate: 03/19/20 14:47 PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: valmont Took this shot at Pasco, WA on July 5, 1970 ... power was BN #9816, 9801, 9802 ... and there's an x-SP&S F lurking down the adjacent track.
Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 03/19/20 14:57 by valmont. Date: 03/19/20 16:19 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: RodneyZona Old NP RR Pasco, WA basedpassenger train and engine worked to and from Ellesburg, WA
Date: 03/19/20 17:28 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: JFArrFan Very interesting!
Jonathan Fischer West Seattle, WA Date: 03/19/20 19:14 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: krm152 Super nice. NP had great F-Unit fleet and great paint schemes to go with it including the first passenger scheme, the pine tree scheme.
Thanks for the great look back. ALLEN Date: 03/19/20 19:51 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: Hou74-76 Of all the trains I never got a chance to ride, the North Coast Limited was my biggest loss. Thanks for giving me a hint of what I missed.
Date: 03/19/20 21:11 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: E25 This was still a BN train, right? 1970. So maybe not so unusual to still see solid NP sets prior to Amtrak in April 1971.
Greg Stadter Phoenix, AZ Date: 03/20/20 08:24 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: ntharalson Given the date, this would be the Amtrak Empire Builder. When first started, BN let Amtrak use the ex-NP F9's, but kept them and put them in the frieght fleet,
selling Amtrak NP F7's. Really liking this series, Vice, thanks for posting. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA Date: 03/20/20 11:23 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: retcsxcfm ntharalson Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Given the date, this would be the Amtrak Empire > Builder. When first started, BN let Amtrak use > the ex-NP F9's, but kept them and put them in the > frieght fleet, > selling Amtrak NP F7's. > > Really liking this series, Vice, thanks for > posting. > > Nick Tharalson, > Marion, Amtrak did not start until 1971.In 1970 this would have been,as noted a BN train.Ala NCL. Uncle Joe Date: 03/21/20 08:56 Re: PF29: Sure still looks like an NP passenger train Author: ntharalson retcsxcfm Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > ntharalson Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Given the date, this would be the Amtrak Empire > > Builder. When first started, BN let Amtrak > use > > the ex-NP F9's, but kept them and put them in > the > > frieght fleet, > > selling Amtrak NP F7's. > > > > Really liking this series, Vice, thanks for > > posting. > > > > Nick Tharalson, > > Marion, > > Amtrak did not start until 1971.In 1970 this would > have > been,as noted a BN train.Ala NCL. > > Uncle Joe My bad! I thought it said "1971" Apologies to all. Nick Tharalson, Marion, IA |