west tennessee railroad

[Anonymous]

That is not bad. And no there is not much room to back up and fire. he he.

Not bad.

[Anonymous]

The following Alco was built in 1961 for Southern Pacific as number 7012. After leaving SP it went to other railroads before going to the West Tennessee Railroad. It is now on display at the Arkansas Railroad Museum in Pine Bluff.


Well I am not having much luck getting the pic in here. So follow the link to see it.



I am sorry the pic isn't better. There just isn't much room to manuever in the museum to take a good pic. This will just have to do.

Special thanks to Mikey Gaw for the WebSite and help. [;)]

[Anonymous]

QUOTE: Originally posted by mjswan

There is an actual West Tennesee RR. It used to use Alco RSD12 and MLW M-420 they got some C-30-7's now.

If I am right the Alco is now at the Arkansas Railroad Museum at Pine Bluff. I will see about getting a pic here in this thread.

[Anonymous]

Check out this link:

http://www.wtnnrr.com/

LC

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your reply.See I live near the west tenn.railroad tracks.I have been trying model their B23-7.Do you have any info on that locomotive?

N.D.

[Anonymous]

There is an actual West Tennesee RR. It used to use Alco RSD12 and MLW M-420 they got some C-30-7's now.

[Anonymous]

The "w.t.rr."? Do you mean the East Tennessee & Western North Carolina? Type that or "Tweetsie" into Google. Don't know about a west tenn. rr.

[Anonymous]

Hi All,
I have been trying to get some info on the west tennessee railroad without any luck.If any one has any info please let me know.

N.D.