Name That Locomotive Game

[wade]

My guess is a Grumman body on a Ford chassie built in the late 70's or 80's for of coarse the RF&P.

[Paul M.]

Old Ford bread delivery truck modified into a high- railer?

[Guilford Guy]

Hmm, Is it used to refill the rail greasers? I know amtrak had some very similar if not identical ones.

[Conrail Quality]

Let's try something a bit harder, with no number or roadname visible.

[Guilford Guy]

Looks an awful lot like a PRR P5-a

[Beatle (TrainBrain)]

No, A P-5A has 6 middle trucks. Although, I don't think it's a full GG-1 either. It has those funny paralellogram-shaped side grills that I don't think are on a GG-1.

[scottychaos]

PRR DD2.
only one ever built.

Scot

[Conrail Quality]

PRR DD2.
only one ever built.

Scot

Correct!

[scottychaos]

ok!
next..
what engine is this?



thats ME standing in the smokebox! 
Scot

[macmack]

NKP 765, during it's rebuild?

[Beatle (TrainBrain)]

  quick on the reply, there, uh ...

[scottychaos]

NKP 765, during it's rebuild?

yep!
765 in Fort Wayne..
I thought that might be at least a tiny challenge!
oh well! 

Scot

[Beatle (TrainBrain)]

Apparently, people have a better time spotting an engine if it's in restoration

[Dr EMD]

Give this one a try.



Dr. EMD
I-95, exit 143B

[fieromike]

What locomotive is this.

Dunno about the high-railer, but the engineer seems to be making a strange fashion statement...

Mike