Can I get some more info on this loco?
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Can I get some more info on this loco?
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It's an ex-Conrail SD40-2. NS had a deal with Maersk to paint it their colors for promotional purposes.
John Rosh
TKW Public Relations
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Like what Santa Fe and Maersk did?
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Yes.
Jake Mensel
The Norfolk Southern Winston-Salem District
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Wow I've never seen it that clean before. I saw that engine about 100 times(seriously) when it was working on the local rock train... Its gotta be one of the most dirtiest engines I've seen come in on the NS. I signed my initials on fuel tank on the conductors side with my finger two days later dirt and grime had covered it up completely.
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