| Posted by FSWood on February 22, 2014 | |
FP45 have appealing lines to my eyes. Front end looks like a fast ship making way.
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Whoa! What a nice shot! I was thinking this engine was on static display at the Barstow station, but it is not. ATSF 105 is sitting at Barstow now renumbered as 95.
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Man they got those unit sparkling!
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I LOVE this shot!
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Love the engines, Love the paint scheme, Love the former Santa Fe, LOVE the photo! Thank you very much for sharing and long live the memories.
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Santa Fe,always a class act.
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Wow, Bob. Just wow. Your dazzling ability to find the exact best spot for the light was true 25 years ago too. Well done.
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Gee, Bob, I never knew you'd been to Cajon Pass! (Note tongue planted firmly in cheek!)
I always liked these units when they were renumbered back to their original class (the 100s). Too bad that only lasted about a year. Thanks for sharing (especially since I couldn't get off work on this day).
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PCA Vote from me
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Very brautiful shot. Looks like they just got of the paint shop.what a class railroad.thank you
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Very cool... Taken three days before I was born too!
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| Posted by Sport! on February 26, 2014 | |
Hard to believe such a scene existed in the late '80's and into the 90's!
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Note to railroad CEOs: This is an example of STYLE.
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Great shot portraying of one the best color schemes/designs ever. I am wondering if this is a digital photo which was just on the cusp of high quality at that time. Anyway, congrats on the super fine quality of this photo.
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Great photo!! Really miss those cowl units.
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A beautiful photo. Many thanks.
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How awesome would it be for BNSF to "repossess" a pair of these for their business train? Throw some HEP in them while you're at it, plenty of room at the rear of the carbody.
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SUPERB, Class Locomotive in the BEST Color Scheme of all time.
Wish i was there.
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