There may be more than 6 of the SDP45's, with 3 alone on UP, one leaser and one on WC off the top of my head, BUT few if any of them operate in their original configuration. (if you count Roanoke's unit there's 6 existing for sure, although that one does not operate). Bill K. - ----- Original Message ----- From: "Tupaczewski, Paul R (Paul)" <paultup_@_lucent.com> To: "'Joshua Blay'" <JoshuaKBlay_@_excite.com>; "erielack" <erielack_@_lists.railfan.net> Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2000 3:02 PM Subject: (erielack) EL C425 2451 - where'd it go? > > Anybody know if the EL century (2451) went to BC Rail and > > then to MAN?? > > > > Joshua > > Yes - all the C425's went to BCR. (I have a slide in my collection that > shows four of them in EL paint [including the freshly-repainted 2457], going > through some beatiful mountain scenery on the Burlington Northern, working > their way to British Columbia). > > They were disposed or (retired or sold) in late 1990 and 1991. Genesee > Valley Transportation (parent of MA&N and Delaware-Lackawanna) managed to > bag half the fleet of 12: 2452 (ex-BCR 802) on D-L, 2453 (ex-BCR 803) on > MA&N, 2454 (ex-BCR 804) on MA&N, 2455 (ex-BCR 805) on MA&N, 2456 (ex-BCR 806 > on MA&N, and 2451 (ex-BCR 811) on D-L. > > Oddly enough, I think the C425's are the second largest group of EL diesels > extant AND operational! (The SD45-2's being the first)... Unless there are > more than 6 SDP45's running around in their various paint schemes? :) > > - Paul > ------------------------------
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