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New Look for Georgia Florida GP40-2 "500"

For the discussion of the various Class III lines owned and operated by OmniTRAX: ATN - Alabama & Tennessee River Railway; BRG Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway; CTRW Carlton Trail Railway; CTXR Central Texas & Colorado River Railway; CRL Chicago Rail Link; DCC Decatur Central Railroad; FCR Fulton County Railway; GFRR Georgia & Florida Railway; GWRC Georgia Woodlands Railroad; GWR Great Western Railway of Colorado; IR Illinois Railway; KFR Kettle Falls International Railway; MJ Manufacturers' Junction Railway; NKCR Nebraska, Kansas & Colorado Railway; NSR Newburgh & South Shore Railroad; NOW Northern Ohio and Western Railway; PNR Panhandle Northern Railroad; PIR Peru Industrial Railroad; SS Sand Springs Railway; STE Stockton Terminal and Eastern Railroad

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New Look for Georgia Florida GP40-2 "500"

  by Paul
 
Recently re-engined GFRR 500 sports new paint as well.
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Re: New Look for Georgia Florida GP40-2 "500"

  by Engineer Spike
 
I believe that this is a former Boston and Maine 300 series. They became the 500 series after the B&M lease ended, when they were with Helm. Once on a train on BNSF I had a pair of these. they were Helm 500, and 502. It made me glad to have something from home, as I grew up along the B&M.
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