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Nostalgia & History > Why this one?Date: 11/22/22 22:34 Why this one? Author: edsaalig Of the entire fleet of E9s did Union Pacific keep the 950? I not where did she end up? I took the photo of the City of Los Angeles in Pomona in the early 70s.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/22 23:31 by edsaalig. Date: 11/22/22 22:55 Re: Why this one? Author: Evan_Werkema edsaalig Wrote:
> Of the entire fleet of E9s why dd Union Pacific choose the 950 to keep and rebuild? According to Don Strack's site, UP retired E9 #950 in 1971 and sold it to Precision National, who resold it to Morrison Knudsen for parts. Are you thinking maybe of 951 instead? https://utahrails.net/up-diesel-roster/up-diesel-roster-18.php#e9a-943 Date: 11/22/22 23:32 Re: Why this one? Author: edsaalig Yes, the 951. Does angthing remain of the 950 or was she sold for parts then scraped?
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 11/22/22 23:34 by edsaalig. Date: 11/23/22 06:22 Re: Why this one? Author: RodneyZona Los Angeles based passenger train crews worked to and from Los Vegas, NV LA based engine crews worked to and from Yermo.
Date: 11/23/22 08:11 Re: Why this one? Author: Gonut1 When they scraped 950 all the paint was gone and she rusted into oblivion.
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