DIESELS OF THE SANTA FE: Alco, EMD & GE

This is a fine DVD and one that will appeal to the Santa Fe's many devoted fans.-C.S The Cast: GP20, GP30 & GP35 SD24, SD26 & SD45 CF7, FP45 & F-units ALCO PA - ALCO'S & RSDs U-boats & cabooses at all the great hot-spots Visit Old Cajon, Tehachapi, Mojave, Barstow Yd. plus the Stockton and Pasadena Subdivisions.
See LAUPT and many other locations with both passenger and freight trains
A wonderful chapter from our classic DVD "Diesel Power on the Santa Fe" available at www.cspmovies.com

[@charlessmileyvideos]

A super chapter of long gone locomotives from the ATSF in our movie "Diesel Power on the Santa Fe" www.cspmovies.com

[@joshjones3408]

👍👍👍👍 great video

[@renegadetenor]

Well over a dozen distinct locomotive models here; now there's only four indistinct models to be seen anywhere on a mainline :(

[@mow4ncry]

Well in that case of the 16 cylinder 567 we have also got at Golden gate Museum, a former SP GP 9 that went through the grip program. It went from a 567 to a 645

[@renegadetenor]

Of course, a Geep looked a lot more out of place in mainline power consists, in the 90s on RRs like C&NW and some others!

[@jamesstuart3346]

If GP's are "Geeps" why aren't SD's "Suds"?

[@TheoStros]

No “Seeds”😂

[@mow4ncry]

Wait a minute well sort of I have actually run here in California a very nice running FM Golden gate railroad Museum and we made a clone of an SP unit out of it