Posted by TL Scott on June 7, 2013  It's not exactly right, but is on my my list of things to do on my next trip to B'ham. TLS Posted by Marty Bernard on June 8, 2013  Mixed feelings about this except it is far better than it having been scrapped. Posted by partneylr777 on June 8, 2013  Love the engine...the colors...but the BBQ ad and no engine number? Might be just as well to take the wheels off of her! But, it is a very nice picture! Posted by Moss Miller on June 8, 2013  That is one locomotive I wish I could have seen on the rails in active service. Posted by Steve Patterson on June 8, 2013  Almost ran out of track, eh? Posted by Chuggalugg45 on June 8, 2013  Cool BBQ Place. Posted by Jeff Swanson on June 10, 2013  I'm with ya Marty! Posted by thefarmersson on June 12, 2013  Interesting. Last time I saw a E8 on a main line as a prime mover was in 1978, when The Southern Railway was still in charge of pulling the "Crescent". I was only 8 but remember it well and fell in love the those EMD and ALCO streamliners. I am eager to see when the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum will have their E8 up and out. The NC Trans. Museum E8 6900 is nice to see as well. Th

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