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OkrasaGhia (121 posts)
Nov-02-01, 04:15 AM (EST) "Southern Pacific question" Which years did SP use the "Black Widow" and "Bloody Nose" paint schemes? Did SP use any other paint schemes for early diesels?

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Subject Author Message Date ID RE: Southern Pacific question KngtRider Nov-02-01 1 RE: Southern Pacific question henry3 Nov-02-01 2

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KngtRider (63 posts)
Nov-02-01, 07:12 AM (EST) 1. "RE: Southern Pacific question" You forgot the SP Daylight livery F units and PA units and steamers wore it********************************
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henry3 (105 posts)
Nov-02-01, 11:43 AM (EST) 2. "RE: Southern Pacific question" There was also a black with orange stripe "tiger stripe" scheme used on early switcher and road switchers. I think this one pre-dated the black widow scheme.In addition, there was a resonably rare "Halloween" scheme involving black with orange ends/noses that I've seen applied to both road switchers and E-units.Finally, there is the red & silver "Golden State" scheme that was applied to E-units and passenger equipment.Unfortunately I'm away from my books (@#%$ work!), so I don't have any dates.Henry Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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