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doom262003Charter Member · 192 postsJul 3, 2002 4:31 PM

There are a lot of the older Alcos(RS2, RS3, S1, etc.), but none of the newer ones (era 1960s), like the C628, C630, or C636. The M-series that were based on these designs that were built by MLW after Alco's demise also could be made. These locomotives could really pull. Most of these locomotives were made for northeastern railroads. It would be nice to see even one.

Tom

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