UP MK1200G

Sterling1

Member since
February 2002
From: Traveling in Middle Earth
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Posted by Sterling1 on Saturday, November 20, 2004 8:55 AM

Here the websites that have MPI and MK info
http://yardlimit.railfan.net/mk/
http://www.gmemd.com/en/locomotive/switcher/gp20d/
http://index.mrmag.com/tm.exe?opt=S&sort=D&output=3&cmdtext=%22ANDERSON%2C+NORMAN+E.%22
http://www.wabtec.com/railroad/locomotive.asp

"There is nothing in life that compares with running a locomotive at 80-plus mph with the windows open, the traction motors screaming, the air horns fighting the rush of incoming air to make any sound at all, automobiles on adjacent highways trying and failing to catch up with you, and the unmistakable presence of raw power. You ride with fear in the pit of your stomach knowing you do not really have control of this beast." - D.C. Battle [Trains 10/2002 issue, p74.]

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Sterling1

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February 2002
From: Traveling in Middle Earth
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Posted by Sterling1 on Saturday, November 20, 2004 8:51 AM

I managed to wait and drag the river for the information the Trains forum . . .

"There is nothing in life that compares with running a locomotive at 80-plus mph with the windows open, the traction motors screaming, the air horns fighting the rush of incoming air to make any sound at all, automobiles on adjacent highways trying and failing to catch up with you, and the unmistakable presence of raw power. You ride with fear in the pit of your stomach knowing you do not really have control of this beast." - D.C. Battle [Trains 10/2002 issue, p74.]

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Sterling1

Member since
February 2002
From: Traveling in Middle Earth
795 posts

Posted by Sterling1 on Thursday, November 18, 2004 4:56 PM

Check in the Trains Forum, under Railroads, in the forum by the name of Electric Diesel and Steam Locomotives. A similar question came up . . .

"There is nothing in life that compares with running a locomotive at 80-plus mph with the windows open, the traction motors screaming, the air horns fighting the rush of incoming air to make any sound at all, automobiles on adjacent highways trying and failing to catch up with you, and the unmistakable presence of raw power. You ride with fear in the pit of your stomach knowing you do not really have control of this beast." - D.C. Battle [Trains 10/2002 issue, p74.]

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roland1

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December 2001
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UP MK1200G

Posted by roland1 on Thursday, November 18, 2004 10:35 AM

Hello,
I am looking for informations about the two UP MK1200G. Where they went after the time at UP ? Became stored , rebuilt or scrapped ?
Thanks for any information
Roland Marx
Germany

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