Is New Jersey Transit still using the E60c?
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Is New Jersey Transit still using the E60c?
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Nope theirs are all retired/scrapped!
They were replaced by ALP-44sChuck Schneider
(Virtual) CEO
North American (Virtual) Locomotive Works
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i think it is at Dover NJ where theres a long string of stored E60C's which were built for Amtrak. this was a while ago when i saw them - they are most likely not there now Cheers
Mike"One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter"17 year old train fan from Perth West Australia.
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