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Moderator: Otto Vondrak

 #93439  by Otto Vondrak
 
Caught a D&H lightning stripe unit switching in Kenwood Yard today- was wondering how many units are left wearing this paint scheme?

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 #93480  by metman499
 
I have seen three painted in D&H in the last year. One is supposed to stay painted that way, 7312. I can't remember the numbers on the other two.

 #93565  by Otto Vondrak
 
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I took some of my own advice and answered my own question:

http://www.bridge-line.org/blhs/gp38-2.html

There are three: 7304, 7307, and 7312. I saw 7404 in Kenwood Yard on Sunday afternoon. I've also seen 7312 in Taylor Yard in Scranton, Pa.

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Last edited by Otto Vondrak on Thu Feb 03, 2005 1:20 am, edited 1 time in total.

 #93961  by ANDY117
 
Ive seen ex- D&H units painted in the beaver scheme with D&H shields on the nose? Is this a new paint scheme?

 #94025  by Otto Vondrak
 
No, the point is that this is an old paint scheme, dating from the 1950s and was applied to the RS's, the PA's, and the GP's. D&H units through the 1970s also wore a scheme that was all blue with yellow trim and safety stripes, before succumbing to Guilford gray and orange after 1983.

If you see CP units with D&H logos on them, those are decals applied by fans, not official paint schemes. Most of the D&H is operated as the St Lawrence & Hudson - STL&H.

-otto-

 #94421  by Trackmobile
 
I thought the StL&H no longer existed as of 2001?