EMD GP40 | Conrail Photo Archive
Conrail's GP-40's came from Penn Central where they were assigned CR series 3000-3274. By 1995, Conrail retired and sold off all their GP-40's except one (CR 3264).
EMD GP40-2 | Conrail Photo Archive
The 3000hp GP40-2 came to Conrail from two sources, the Reading and new from EMD. The inherited units were some of the last units purchased by the Reading, while the new units were …
GP40 Locomotive Photos | Conrail Cyclopedia
This was the first Conrail locomotive painted with the new steel wheels on steel rails herald. Prior to this, the herald was simply ConRail with a line above and below the name. It was painted at …
"GP40" and "GP40-2" Series: More Than 2,500 Built - American-Rails.com
2024年12月20日 · The GP40 and GP40-2, along with the non-turbocharged GP38 and GP38-2, were EMD’s most successful second-generation Geeps. As with earlier models they fit exactly …
GP40-2 Locomotive Photos | Conrail Cyclopedia
CR 3282 was the third GP40-2 EMD built for Conrail, completing the locomotive in April 1977. It was still working freights in 1994. Here it is part of ALNS (Allentown, PA - NS-Hagerstown, MD)
GP40 Prototype & Locomotive Rosters | Conrail Cyclopedia
Comprehensive EMD GP40 Roster. The roster below is comprehensive for Conrail's GP40 between April 1976 and the last unit's retirement in 1995, and contains all predecessor units of …
GP40 Dispositions | Conrail Photo Archive
Michael DeSoi's Primarily Philadelphia Area Conrail Photos Conrail in and Around Philadelphia EMD GP40
EMD GP40 - Conrail #3056 [63566] - $142.00 : Bachmann Trains …
Constructed between 1965 and 1971, the four-axle GP40 was one of the earliest EMD locomotives from the Second Generation era, and remarkably, it continues to be found in …
EMD GP40 - Wikipedia
The EMD GP40 is a 4-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors' Electro-Motive Division between November 1965 and December 1971. It has an EMD 645E3 16-cylinder …
GP40-2 | The CRHS's Conrail Artifact Archive
Promotional photo: "Conrail GP40-2 - At MG Tower near Horseshoe Curve, Altoona, Pennsylvania"