• LIRR Alco C420s

  • Discussion of products from the American Locomotive Company. A web site with current Alco 251 information can be found here: Fairbanks-Morse/Alco 251.
Discussion of products from the American Locomotive Company. A web site with current Alco 251 information can be found here: Fairbanks-Morse/Alco 251.

Moderator: Alcoman

  by R384149
 
Does anyone know if any Alco C420s from long island railroad survived?

  by scottychaos
 
LIRR 200 is now LAL 420
http://www.railfan.net/railpix/submit/s ... AL-420.jpg

LIRR 210 is or was V&M 203.
dont know the date of the photo.
http://www.northeast.railfan.net/images/tr_vm203.jpg
current status?

LIRR 211 is in Jamesville, NY
owner unknown.
(edit 5-2-05, now in Scranton, PA)

LIRR 220 is in a museum in Mexico as Nacionales of Mexico 220.

LIRR 221 is now Buffalo Southern 2010
http://www.railfan.net/railpix/submit/s ... 0-2010.jpg

so thats 4 confirmed survivors so far.
and 1 questionable.


more info on the NY engines:
http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottychaos/NY-Alcos/

Scot
Last edited by scottychaos on Mon May 02, 2005 7:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
  by SD Shortline
 
213 is active on the Dakota Southern in Mitchell SD
  by Sandy Burton
 
LIRR 202 eventually became IPSCO 202 in Canada(?)
LIRR 207 is now LR&W 101 - nose was chopped by GB&W
LIRR 208 became Lake States 976 which I believe had a catastrophic fire recently.
LIRR 211 became R&S 41 and is now stored for a private owner on the D-L in Scranton, not Jamestown unless it has moved in the past week.
LIRR 201, 204 and 217 also went to Mexico, but I do not know their current status.
LIRR 206, 209, 215, 216, 218 and 219 also went to the R&S, but I have not further record of any of them.

Sandy
  by 2spot
 
The Roberval & Saguenay no longer runs ALCo power. The scrapyard that recieved them is found at: http://www.chez.com/bgmetal/ The site hasn't been updated for some time. Hope this helps.

  by N. Todd
 
LIRR 202 eventually became IPSCO 202 in Canada(?)
And they offered it's shell to a museum who refused it so they cut it up...

NDM 201 and 217 dissapeared some time ago; 204 was scrapped for parts last July in Valle de Mexico.
  by krazytrain
 
I am almost positive the Delware Lackawanna railroad has just aguired a former Long Island rr C 420. It ,s a high hood version , also the number is 40 or 41
  by scottychaos
 
krazytrain wrote:I am almost positive the Delware Lackawanna railroad has just aguired a former Long Island rr C 420. It ,s a high hood version , also the number is 40 or 41
It must be LIRR 211.
LIRR 211 to Roberval & Saguenay 41.
now reported with VLIX marks.
probably still wearing #41.

I just changed the status for that engine in my NY Alco list,
she was in Jameville, NY.
is now in Scranton, PA.
I dont have any info that specifically says she now belongs to to the DL, but since she is in Scranton its very likely this is the engine.
Scot

http://gold.mylargescale.com/Scottychao ... index.html

  by 2spot
 
Excellent news Scot. Some of the ex-R&S ALCos seemed complete. Shame to scrap those. BTW, excellent website you have there.

  by krazytrain
 
I seen the locamotive at the Delware Lackawanna shops on the dead/ or awaiting repair or new old loco line.

  by Alcoman
 
GVT owns # 41 (ex-LIRR 211) as of this date 2/17/08.
Alcoman

  by RS-3
 
The paint might be a little faded but she's well cared for underneath.

RS
  by Engineer Spike
 
Didn't some of the later ones, with the HiAd trucks go overseas?
  by Alcoman
 
Engineer Spike wrote:Didn't some of the later ones, with the HiAd trucks go overseas?
No, ALL of the LIRR C420's with Hi-AD trucks have been scrapped.