Who'da Thunkit?

[Guilford Guy]

That there would still be a locomotive kicking around with the B&M showing through, 26 years after the slaughtering began.
The logo is there on the nose, and Boston & Maine is spelled out on the long hood, clearly distinguishable. One can only hope how many years will go by before HATX sells or repaints it.
http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1519507

[wm3798]

Good thing Guilford only used tempera paints!

[up1950s]

The front step white stripe and blue is so clean . A very unrealistic looking weathering by the Big Mother . Looks like it ran into a humongous BBQ pit of unburnt and ground up briquet's , or a coal tender , but that would have left a more even coat . Selective oil smoke weathering ?

[Ian MacMillan]

Wow that would be a very nice weathering job! I've never seen Guilford Gray weather that way before.

[David Leonard]

There's a unit like that that's been bumping around Binghamton NY lately. I grabbed this shot a year ago or so, but I saw the thing in the CP yards just a couple of weeks ago. This one can add ex-HLCX to its geneology.

[wm3798]

Reminds me of a GP-9 that used to kick around Hollidaysburg or Altoona... CR stencils over fading black PC paint, with Keystones clearly visible on the short hood....

Lee

[Ian MacMillan]

Gives me some nice ideas for my CR B&M and MEC paintouts!