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Railroad Quantity FP7Electro-Motive Division (demonstrator) 1Electro-Motive Division (demonstrator) 1Arabian American Oil Company (Saudi Arabia) 2Atlanta and West Point Rail Road 4Atlantic Coast Line 44Alaska Railroad 3Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad 11Chesapeake and Ohio Railway 16Chicago Great Western Railway 3Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad 10Clinchfield Railroad 1Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México 17Ferrocarril Sonora–Baja California 2Florida East Coast Railway 5Georgia Railroad 3Louisville and Nashville Railroad 45Milwaukee Road 32Missouri–Kansas–Texas Railroad 8Northern Pacific Railway 2Pennsylvania Railroad 40Reading Company 8Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad 3St. Louis–San Francisco Railway 12Soo Line 5Soo Line (Wisconsin Central Railway) 1Southern Railway (Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway) 20Southern Pacific Company 16St. Louis Southwestern Railway ("Cotton Belt") 1Union Pacific Railroad 2Western Railway of Alabama 2Western Pacific Railroad 4Totals 324
I mean these look great but why not the more common FP7?According to Wikipedia 324 were made for American roadsPlus 57 for Canadian roads Only 54 FP9s were made for Canadian roads
Maybe, just maybe, there will be a run down the line of KCS GMD FP9A's. Yes, the KCS FP9A's of today are former Canadian units. I'd be in for them, for sure.
This for sure. I'll gladly take a KCS 1 or 2 in Belle with the white nose herald to replace my IM stand-ins. Chris
Maybe because Intermountain already makes them. And the ho-hum Model Power version as well.