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Date: 01/12/21 07:59
More Twenty Tuesday
Author: Bob3985

Here is a photo I took of a ATSF westbound at Joliet UD with GP20 #3125 on the point with three more.

Bob Krieger
Cheyenne, WY




Date: 01/12/21 09:40
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: refarkas

Great catch. The factory-made low-nose GP20 certainly looks good to me.
Bob



Date: 01/12/21 11:43
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: rustyr0824

Unless I'm mistaken.
I like the fact that you caught your own shadow in the picture.
:-)

 



Date: 01/12/21 14:09
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: PHall

With the fresh paint on the cabs this picture was probably taken about 1970 or so right after the great renumbering.



Date: 01/12/21 19:42
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: SCKP187

Nice catch as it is always neat to see 4 matching units.  Always liked the individual look of GP20s
Brian Stevens



Date: 01/12/21 21:10
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: wabash2800

As a kid, I used to drool over the Tyco GP20s I couldn't afford! 

Victor A. Baird
http://www.erstwhilepublications.com



Date: 01/13/21 06:00
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: texchief1

Nice shot, Bob!

RC Lundgren
Elgin, TX



Date: 01/13/21 08:46
Re: More Twenty Tuesday
Author: superfleet

Great image, I remember as a kid when the GP20's started showing up on the Arkansas City Subdivision so they would run by my childhood home in North Wichita.  One Christmas the Monkey Wards catalog carried a Tyco trainset with a splashy ATSF GP20 as the power and I was exceedinly pleased when mom and dad got that set for me!  Loved the "weenie-roast-in-the-cab" on those Tyco engines but that GP20 was a runner!

Now if you could find an image of a GP20 in road number 3124 or 3129, I have a builders plate from each of those....

Thanks Bob!

Dan in Wichita
member, UPHS.....



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