The CP 8546 was leading two NS SD-60's on the AINAR. Dont see too many CP AC's down this way.
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The CP 8546 was leading two NS SD-60's on the AINAR. Dont see too many CP AC's down this way.
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hmmmm - might get my g.f's step dad to go down to the yard and check it out - they are all in Dallas right now for 3 weeks - hehehe
there is no emtioncon for what i am feeling right now

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About a year ago, I saw CP 8642 and SOO SD60M 6060 (one of FIVE on the roster!) on NS 176 heading northbound at Muncie, Indiana.
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