Canadian Railroads > MLW Monday - CN's Take on Switcher Plus Slug

Last week kgmontreal posted a CP switcher/slug (booster) combo. Here's CN S-13 302 (class MY-10r; former 8602) and slug 353 (class MY-00a because no horsepower of its own; former 311, B12, and originally S-3 8494; all info from TSG 1984) working Taschereau Yard in Montreal, September 14, 1985. You have to love the plume. I always liked the S-13, with its two-stage side sill, fat stack set out front, and the flatter roof profile. Distinctly MLW, not just a Canadian-made Alco.
Fred

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Nice shot.  I always liked the MLW S-11/12/13 body style.

KG

Any Idea which builder did the "upright skis" end door auto racks?

Mike N.
 

some photos  on this web page shows  some auto racks with that style of end doors   maybe this will help

http://www.cnrphotos.com/gallery2/main.php?g2_itemId=17236