by chuchubob
SPAX 51 with PV Pennsylvania 120 and Warrior Ridge at Fairhill and passing through North Philly station at 11:35 Thursday
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askclifford wrote:I was told by one of my buddies at WCRR that they got a new donated Engine last night! Word is it was delivered by SEPTA, donated by PECO and was a switcher used in an abandoned coal powered electric plant.From SJRA yahoo about 2 weeks ago, when first seen ...
SJRA's bluecaboose wrote: Just drove by and got a good visual. It's ex CR GP38 7706 and has WCRL reporting marks under the number. According to the Final Yeatrs book, it was sold to Peco in the mid 90's to be used at one of their plants, I belive Eddystone. It was in the early 90's paint that had the can opener and white frame stripe. The logo was removed when CR sold the unit and there's a pic of it in the book after the sale.http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPi ... id=3274037
askclifford wrote:I was told by one of my buddies at WCRR that they got a new donated Engine last night! Word is it was delivered by SEPTA, donated by PECO and was a switcher used in an abandoned coal powered electric plant.So I guess the line out to West Chester IS usable after all....
Quinn wrote:At Restricted Speed beyond Elwyn and hope for the best....askclifford wrote:I was told by one of my buddies at WCRR that they got a new donated Engine last night! Word is it was delivered by SEPTA, donated by PECO and was a switcher used in an abandoned coal powered electric plant.So I guess the line out to West Chester IS usable after all....
Matthew Mitchell wrote:So are we ever going to get a "Bailey's and OJ at the speakeasy" consist?With careful arranging, LOL!!!
Matthew Mitchell wrote:Bailey's and OJ served on 6419 (Warminster express) this morning. No speakeasy car though.So close!!! And I saw a train with a triple of Bailey's with an OJ in the middle heading to Elwyn this evening.