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Eastern Railroad Discussion > A freshly repainted NS 2331Date: 03/28/02 15:32 A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: nscolsmp6 Saw this on the Sandusky Line this afternoon.
Nice break from the catfish. :) Later, Mark  Date: 03/28/02 16:18 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: CRmac80 Not bad looking!Question-did any of the ex CR's get painted black while still in the 9500 series(before the -9 numbers starting going up and up and up)?Shot many "patched" with the same # as they wore on CR,just wondering.Thanks,RAD
Date: 03/28/02 16:19 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: CRmac80 .....and horns on each end too-cool!
Date: 03/28/02 16:45 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: nsrayman thats a VERY RARE switcher, one of the few origional SOUTHERN SW1500`s left on the NS roster. and yes most had horns on each end , one even had a stereo system installed that plated loud music. Date: 03/28/02 16:53 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: NSDash9 CRmac80 wrote:
> > Not bad looking!Question-did any of the ex CR's get painted > black while still in the 9500 series(before the -9 numbers > starting going up and up and up)? The first former Conrail switcher to be repainted was former Conrail SW1500 No. 9600 and it was given number 2238 when repainted in 12-99. Chris Toth Date: 03/28/02 17:00 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: CRmac80 Thanks Chris!RAD
Date: 03/28/02 18:37 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: vrsfan SOU yes...mind you even Interstate (INT)!!!! The only one of those left on the roster!!!
> thats a VERY RARE switcher, one of the few origional SOUTHERN > SW1500`s > left on the NS roster. and yes most had horns on each end, > one even had a stereo system installed that plated loud music. Date: 03/28/02 22:36 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: slr62 Very nice switcher. Im actually a big fan of their paint. I like the tiger stripes on the pilot.
Date: 03/29/02 14:09 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: halfmoonharold I wondered if you shot that. Tony, it probably was the same train, NS 13V, formerly known as the Conrail PICO, Conway to Buckeye. The lead unit was the PRR 54-- shown in the earlier post with the engineer in the window.
Date: 03/29/02 17:34 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: Ster2Block Yea, that is probably 13V. Thanks for the help Harold!!
Tony :) Date: 03/30/02 04:41 RE: A freshly repainted NS 2331 Author: tucker Damned if that same exact unit was not headed for Chatt. on 179 this morning out of Danville, Ky!
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