Neat photos of the inside of a C44AC-CTE CABhttp://www.railroadforums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=11546Robert
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A look at the C44AC-CTE cab
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RE: A look at the C44AC-CTE cab
Not too surprised, I've been on a C44. But those are really good pics.
Robert
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RE: A look at the C44AC-CTE cab
LAST EDITED ON Dec-27-03 AT 12:27 PM (EST)
What I'd really like to see sometime are some cab photos of an AC45EVO...I've heard the layout is different from the base C44-9/AC4400 (whose cabs are almost identical to each other)Jonathan Nikiforovs.
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