Re: [CBQ] Re: PRR-UP power

[jameskoretsky@comcast.net]

Bob,

Based on PRR roster information, that's an RS27, not a C424.

Here's PC 2407 (Ex PRR 2407)in Little Ferry, NJ in May of 1974.

http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1482822

Regards

James


--- In CBQ@yahoogroups.com, "Larry" <lsallee@...> wrote:
>
> ................. I'm pretty sure the train
> in the photo is eastbound at Stone Avenue.
> 
> Larry
........ (and it looks like those two
middle engines are UP cabless units)?


Larry -

Definitely, the train is eastbound on Main 3, having just gone over the 
Brainerd Ave. grade crossing.  Looks like you took the picture from the now 
gone pedestrian crossing in front of the Stone Ave. station. What really 
strikes me, is the lead unit, an Alco Century 424. Not aware of many Alcos on 
the east end until an occassional NP or SP&S Alco would appear after the BN 
merger. Judging by the brake shoe smoke, it looks like he was slowing for a 
Congress Park setout.  Trailing the C-424 are 3 UP GP30s; two cabless or "B" 
units and a cabbed, or "A" unit; 9,150 horsepower - nice consist.

Bob Campbell


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