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G&O is Gulf & Ohio, which is a parent company which owns several shoertlines around the country, 3 of which are in North Carolina. The closest one is the Yadkin Valley RR. That looks like an ex-YVRR unit.
Care to do a repaint? I can get a good pic of a G&O sign which is on the window to their offices it is to the right of the GP9. I'll have more pics of the cars tommorrow. If anyone wants to repaint them.-Matt
ATSF GP60M #104 works on the local in Flagstaff, AZ.
Nice pics. Good and sharp. No overly harsh shadows, great detail. High hood geeps. (Sigh.) Around my part of the woods, it's been a long time since I've seen a high hood geep in the flesh. Suggestion:If you want give a great opportunity for reskinners to have a crack at those, next time you shoot pics get straight-on side views, post the pics and give the copywrite release for reskinners to use them. If so, I've got a feeling they'll show up in the files library soon enough! Andre Ming THE Big Cheese and Great Poobah of V Scale Creations
I'll try for a better shot when I see one in the yards or on a freight.This is way up in Marathon, Northern Ontario on CP being set off for Marathon Pulp a Tembec / Krugar companyChris Wilson MP 63 CP's Heron Bay Sub Marathon, Ontariowww.greatnorthrails.com EMAIL: chris9102@shaw.ca
IMPORTANT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Copyright Disclaimer: The photos above in the ATSF104 posts were taken by Matt M. (me) please use these photos freely as long as credit is given to the photographer. -Matt
ATSF GP60M #104 works on the local in Flagstaff, AZ.
