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  • Discussion about shortline operator Genesee Valley Transportation, operator of the Delaware-Lackawanna; the Mohawk, Adirondack & Northern, the Falls Road Railroad; Depew, Lancaster & Western; and the Lowville & Beaver River railroads. Official site: GVTRAIL.COM.
Discussion about shortline operator Genesee Valley Transportation, operator of the Delaware-Lackawanna; the Mohawk, Adirondack & Northern, the Falls Road Railroad; Depew, Lancaster & Western; and the Lowville & Beaver River railroads. Official site: GVTRAIL.COM.

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 #728239  by scottychaos
 
Alcophile wrote:What 405's previous number to being repainted, which I must say is an astonishing job.
Built as Lehigh Valley 405 (1964)
To D&H 405 (1976)
To D&H 422
To Arkansas & Missouri (1987)
To Indiana High-Rail 310
To Delaware Lackawanna 310
To Delaware Lackawanna 405


http://www.frontiernet.net/~scottychaos ... tives.html

Scot
 #731618  by wolfboy8171981
 
Is there a reason that 405 kept its number. It seemes in the past that the GVT had gone to a Horsepower based numbering scheme.
 #731684  by Sandy Burton
 
Actually many of the D-L locomotives have their original number. For examples most, if not all, of the former E-L C-425s now have been renumbered back to their original number. Ditto for the RS-3s and the C-636. Of course, there are other examples where this is not true, such as the 2045 and the 3643.

Sandy
 #731694  by wolfboy8171981
 
Sandy Burton wrote:Actually many of the D-L locomotives have their original number. For examples most, if not all, of the former E-L C-425s now have been renumbered back to their original number. Ditto for the RS-3s and the C-636. Of course, there are other examples where this is not true, such as the 2045 and the 3643.

Sandy
As always, Thanks Sandy.