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Hi all. Well, putting the finishing touches on the GO edition of the model before sending her to the paint shop, but I need a couple of details clarified.They are all concerning the rear of the unit, as people have been most helpful regarding pics of the front and sides. 1. Re the safety chain and drop step: Do GO units have them on the rear platform, or is it a solid handrail as on the front?2. MU and HEP connections: Are both on rear, and where?? I'm guessing both are there, probably under the anticlimber. Not sure.3. What kind of headlight does GO have on the rear? Is it dual or single??4. Do GO units have rear numberboards, or are roadnumbers just painted on the unit?I think that's all. Once these details are clarified and finished I can send it to the paint shop.Thanks again to all who have helped. (or are going to )Ray

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RE: Need some assistance ... GO Transit GP40-2W

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RE: Need some assistance ... GO Transit GP40-2W

LAST EDITED ON Nov-06-02 AT 10:13 PM (EST)

>Hi all. Well, putting the finishing touches on the GO
>edition of the model before sending her to the paint shop,
>but I need a couple of details clarified.
>
>They are all concerning the rear of the unit, as people have
>been most helpful regarding pics of the front and sides.
>
>1. Re the safety chain and drop step: Do GO units have them
>on the rear platform, or is it a solid handrail as on the
>front? Solid handrail as built...I'm sure that they were modified by CN when rebuilt though.>2. MU and HEP connections: Are both on rear, and where??
>I'm guessing both are there, probably under the anticlimber.
> Not sure. Yup, at the corners.>3. What kind of headlight does GO have on the rear? Is it
>dual or single?? I thought it was a sealed dual beam headlight, mounted horizontally, although that photo proves me wrong.>4. Do GO units have rear numberboards, or are roadnumbers
>just painted on the unit? I believe that they were painted on, but I'm not sure.>I think that's all. Once these details are clarified and
>finished I can send it to the paint shop.
>
>Thanks again to all who have helped. (or are going to )
>
>Ray
> No problems, as usual! Dan

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RE: Need some assistance ... GO Transit GP40-2W

Ray,
The Go GP40-2(w) have a double rear light and number boards
and class lights on the rear. Just make It the same as the CN
GP38-2(w)Gord

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