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TRAIN WRECKS

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TRAIN WRECKS
Posted by locomutt on Saturday, August 21, 2004 12:49 PM
Today at 3 edt on History Channel is an hour long program on train wrecks.

At 4 edt there is one on the Athens Subway. Guess that's in Greece (since
everything seems to be Olympics themed).

Just happened to be scanning my tv schedule for today (afternoon), and
thought I'd share it with everyone.[:)]

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Posted by FThunder11 on Saturday, August 21, 2004 2:44 PM
I'm watching the TRAIN WRECKS right now at 2pm moutain time. And as soon as it comes on I'm gonna watch the subway thing.
Kevin Farlow Colorado Springs
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, August 21, 2004 3:32 PM
Nice pictures, FThunder11, where was that taken (I'm guessing Wilmington, DE)? Left motor is our new HHP8 unit (High Horse Power 8,000hp), GE's Genysis high speed diesel, and the AEM-7 in the garage doorway (Amtrak Electric Motor 7,000hp).
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Posted by Anonymous on Saturday, August 21, 2004 4:35 PM
QUOTE: Originally posted by amtrak-tom

Nice pictures, FThunder11, where was that taken (I'm guessing Wilmington, DE)? Left motor is our new HHP8 unit (High Horse Power 8,000hp), GE's Genysis high speed diesel, and the AEM-7 in the garage doorway (Amtrak Electric Motor 7,000hp).


Okay Tom, Why didn't Amtrak just call the HHP-8 an AEM-8 ??? HUH HUH !!! LOL [:D] Also who builds the HHP-8???????

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