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Nostalgia & History > Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . .Date: 02/23/21 05:21 Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: 3rdswitch . . . in APR '96, an excellent example of an SP "cinder block", was leading an eastbound ballast train arriving San Luis Obispo, CA.
JB Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 02/23/21 08:03 by 3rdswitch.  Date: 02/23/21 05:45 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: refarkas If grime were money, SP 8313 would have made SP rich!
Bob Date: 02/23/21 07:03 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: SP8595 SP Grunge, Love it:}
Date: 02/23/21 08:07 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: HardYellow For sure, a trailing unit through lots of snowsheds and tunnels.
Date: 02/23/21 08:11 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: SPDRGWfan Wash racks? We don't need no steenking wash racks!
Date: 02/23/21 08:32 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: Conch I doubt a spray washer could remove this encrustation. Bring on the caustic cleaner and scrub brushes!
Date: 02/23/21 10:06 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: tomstp I bet the raditors were not as efficient on that unit than they used to be.
Date: 02/23/21 13:14 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: AndyBrown Crew had to be careful not to brush up against the hood when entering the cab!
Andy Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/23/21 13:15 by AndyBrown. Date: 02/23/21 13:14 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: spider1319 Cinder block yes,but a nice pic.Bill Webb
Date: 02/23/21 13:35 Re: Tunnel Motor Tuesday, SP . . . Author: wjpyper Wow! My print shop was about 50 yards from that spot back in those days. I saw lots of grubby SP power pass through SLO, but never anything that filthy. Picture is looking north.
Bill Pyper Lacey, WA xSLO |