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David wrote:Nick---Picture 2 you submitted with the coaches---What spur are they being moved onto?--Since I have not been to Farmingdale (yet), what is the track arrangement in those photos?--ThanksI haven't been down there myself yet David. It's a bit south of me. Some of the other folks can probably help you with that.
jimzim66 wrote:OC, why did you say "let them keep it there" after seeing that engine? I must have missed somethingCSX GP40-2 4441 has been a regular on the Southern Secondary for quite some time. The vast majority of the GP40-2s used by the SA35 & SA31 since I started becoming aware of the train have been CSX ones. For me, seeing the NS GP40-2s is a welcomed break. That's why I said it can stay in Philadelphia.
wolfboy8171981 wrote:The Coaches are going to be used as part of anti terrisom training at Ft DixJust like the the other Comet I coach. That one was trucked to someplace in north Jersey to be used for a similar purpose.
jimzim66 wrote:Ahh OC i see. Maybe thats why i didnt see the coaches...it WAS dark. Ill try tomorrow after work, when it is light out.Yes, having light does make being able to see things easier.
nick11a wrote:Nick,wolfboy8171981 wrote:The Coaches are going to be used as part of anti terrisom training at Ft DixJust like the the other Comet I coach. That one was trucked to someplace in north Jersey to be used for a similar purpose.
njt4172 wrote:nick11a wrote:Nick,wolfboy8171981 wrote:The Coaches are going to be used as part of anti terrisom training at Ft DixJust like the the other Comet I coach. That one was trucked to someplace in north Jersey to be used for a similar purpose.
Try Picatinny Arsenal in Rockaway, NJ.....To get there you have to take Route 80 west to Green Pond Road (Route 513) north..Stay on that for a few miles and make a left onto Snake Hill Road.....Go past the vast forest and enter near the arsenal....I think the coach is blocked now though
Wish it was still in revenue service. Oh well, their days are slowly fleeting, unfortunately.
Steve