The cab of an Amtrak F40 rests in the weeds next to its frame at Larry's Truck and Electric in McDonald, OH. Although it is sad to see so many locomotives in this state, many of their components h... (more)

A bird's eye view of the inventory at the Larry's Truck Electric compound outside of Youngstown.

A former Conrail G.E. and a Bessemer and Lake Erie SD9 are being stripped down for usable parts. Photo taken with permission.

A CSX employee surveys the freshly cleaned ditch from the caboose as the Loram Ditch Cleaner heads west past McDonald Steel and Larry's Truck and Electric.

What caught my eye were the string of maroon and gold Missabe engines.

Many units await an uncertain fate.

Up, up and away! For the first time in many years, Genesee & Wyoming #20 is lifted free of its rails, in preparation for loading onto a flat car. The 1944 General Electric product was donated to... (more)

The railfan's gold mine of odd and rare engines sit at LTEX as they await their fate of being restored or used as parts.

A disembodied SD40 cab gazes at fellow ex-Ohio Central units, probably thinking of better days. Taken on LTEX property with permission.

ever wonder where locomotives go to die? here we see a line of many different road names waiting an unknown fate..

Burlington Northern 6324 cab sits on the cold winter ground in Larrys Truck and Electric. 6324 started out life as a SD40 and was road number 6318 for Burlington Northern, and then later was rebui... (more)

BN 9917 is a rebuilt from the CBQ 9987A (E9A). It started life in December 1955 replacing the romantic era of steam. These streamliners were just as beautiful. It continued life as a E9AM. Once ag... (more)

Framed by an open door at the rolling mill of McDonald Steel, a weary LTEX yard goat carefully backs over the mill road crossing after spotting our 80-tonner on one of the mill sidings. Taken with... (more)

The Larry's mascot.