PRRGuy wrote:Pc 6239- Mrl 369 (SD-45's)Are those SD45s that C&NW bought from Conrail? I'd forgotten they bought up a number of used SD45s when they were cheap in the 1980s.
Prr 6175- MRL 370
Prr 6178- Mrl 371
Prr6204- MRL 372
Prr 6217- mrl 373
Prr 6220- mrl 374
Prr 6233- mrl 375
PC 6235 - MRL 377
Tacoma Rail 3001- PC 6237 (SD-40-3)
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lvrr325 wrote:yep,PRRGuy wrote:Pc 6239- Mrl 369 (SD-45's)Are those SD45s that C&NW bought from Conrail? I'd forgotten they bought up a number of used SD45s when they were cheap in the 1980s.
Prr 6175- MRL 370
Prr 6178- Mrl 371
Prr6204- MRL 372
Prr 6217- mrl 373
Prr 6220- mrl 374
Prr 6233- mrl 375
PC 6235 - MRL 377
Tacoma Rail 3001- PC 6237 (SD-40-3)
accoprding to this MRL roster:
http://www.trains.com/TRC/CS/forums/606 ... wPost.aspx
Those PRR SD45's wound up on MRL via C&NW and NREX.
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According to some news I've heard..the MRl is receiving new power so we'll see how many of these SD45's make it the next couple years..
Also, I believe MRL may have the First loco delivered in PC paint or the Last PRR painted loco.
Also, I believe MRL may have the First loco delivered in PC paint or the Last PRR painted loco.
Looks like this list is going to hit 1000 units soon..
PRRGuy wrote:Looks like this list is going to hit 1000 units soon..Its getting there!
We are up to 907!
major update:
http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottychao ... /index.htm
Scot
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I asked around at a couple different forums and the common answer is:
SD40 6072 was repainted PC for ceremonies and publicity on that day.
(Penn Central Power by R. J. Yanosey, pages 12 & 142)
U33C's 6540-6559 ordered by PRR were the first new units delivered painted for PC, starting in Feb. 1968. (photo of PC 6540 on 2-17-68 in Penn Central Power, page 163)
PRR SD45's 6200-6234 were new in January 1968. According to the book Penn Central System Bi-Annual by Robert H. Reid, the 6207 was the last new unit painted PRR.
The last new NYC units were the C430's in December 1967.
SD40 6072 was repainted PC for ceremonies and publicity on that day.
(Penn Central Power by R. J. Yanosey, pages 12 & 142)
U33C's 6540-6559 ordered by PRR were the first new units delivered painted for PC, starting in Feb. 1968. (photo of PC 6540 on 2-17-68 in Penn Central Power, page 163)
PRR SD45's 6200-6234 were new in January 1968. According to the book Penn Central System Bi-Annual by Robert H. Reid, the 6207 was the last new unit painted PRR.
The last new NYC units were the C430's in December 1967.
PRRGuy wrote:I asked around at a couple different forums and the common answer is:on what day?
SD40 6072 was repainted PC for ceremonies and publicity on that day.
(Penn Central Power by R. J. Yanosey, pages 12 & 142)
thanks,
Scot
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PRRGuy wrote: PRR SD45's 6200-6234 were new in January 1968. According to the book Penn Central System Bi-Annual by Robert H. Reid, the 6207 was the last new unit painted PRR.Does that mean 6200 - 6207 were painted for PRR,
but 6208 - 6234 were painted for PC?
or.
were the whole series 6200 - 6234 painted PRR, but 6207 happened to be the last of that series actually painted? (they were not painted in numerical order..which probably happens all the time.)
thanks,
Scot
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I'm thinking that 6207 arrived later then most of the other units. I asked this question at trainorders.com and found this: "Paul Carleton's "A Pennsy Diesel Power Review" contains photos of #6106, 6114, 6127, 6162, 6175, 6212, 6225 in PRR paint."
Also, a check of the order numbers of the SD-45 order reveals that they were not delivered in number order. 6207 was one of the last 6 units delivered.
Also, a check of the order numbers of the SD-45 order reveals that they were not delivered in number order. 6207 was one of the last 6 units delivered.
PRR 6062- EMDX 2818 (SD-40-2)
(Iowa Chicago & Eastern)
ICE 201- PRR 6050
ICE 203- PRR 6069
ICE 205- PRR 6095
ICE 217- PRR 6081
(Iowa Chicago & Eastern)
ICE 201- PRR 6050
ICE 203- PRR 6069
ICE 205- PRR 6095
ICE 217- PRR 6081
ok, we have PRR and NYC's last new locmotives documented.
and PC's first locos documented.
but what about PC's last locomotives?
the data I could find says PC GP38-2 8040-8162 were the last locos for PC...but they were built in 1973.
were there no new PC locos delivered in 1974 - early 1976?
or were the 1973 GP38-2's really the last?
thanks,
Scot
and PC's first locos documented.
but what about PC's last locomotives?
the data I could find says PC GP38-2 8040-8162 were the last locos for PC...but they were built in 1973.
were there no new PC locos delivered in 1974 - early 1976?
or were the 1973 GP38-2's really the last?
thanks,
Scot
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Did PC have any SD-9's?on what day?That would be Penn Central's first day. February 1st, 1968