Posted by CNW534 on August 3, 2006 
The use of a traditional switcher stack in the Green Goat is intentional. It was done so the GG20 would have the same look and feel of a diesel switcher.
Posted by Mike Bates on August 3, 2006 
I agree. What I meant was that the radio and brake valve assembly look "pre-owned".
Posted by Joseph LeMay on August 3, 2006 
Well, aren't these rebuilt from B23-7s?
Posted by Jared Forcier on August 3, 2006 
Yup, these are rebuilt locomotives, so I'm sure the control stand really is as old as it looks
Posted by CJ on August 3, 2006 
And if it is "certified pre-owned" they can charge more for it and offer an extended warranty! ;)
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