I took this photo in Fort Stockton TX at the Texas Pacifico Yard and I could not identify it. As far as I know they do not own any locomotives. They lease a few from CIT and those are painted blue or in the colours of their former owner. Plus there is a Ferromex locomotive every now and then. Thanks to anybody who has any ideas.
Since the photo won’t post here are some basic details about the locomotive.
Cab: Standard
Color: Black (White Lettering)
Air Conditioning: Yes
Number of Axles: Unknown
Tunnel Motor: No
Spotted: Fort Stockton Tx.
Not sure if these will fit, but posting to see? It would seem like not many black and white units would get out in that area; except posibly, as a transit point from, or to, an end user. or maintenance facility?
Here is a link to a photo of a Motive Power unit, an MP20C-3 of PHL:
@ http://www.trainweb.org/greengoats/features/not_rp5_mp20c-3.jpg
Here is a linked photo of another PHL SD20 (ICRR Heritage)
@ http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=58796&nseq=111
No unfortunately not. It did not have the tiger stripes. The only lettering it had was the reporting marks and numbers and a white logo and/or graffiti. Thanks anyway.
I was able to get a link to my photo of the locomotive.
Here is a link to the photo:
http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/hh632/BlackandWhite_Train_Photos/JPEG%20image_zpsjyj2bp52.jpeg
Round up the usual suspects. It appears to be some type of GP40. See https://atsfinroswell.wordpress.com/tag/texas-pacifico/
There are two locomotives back to back. Can see both cabs and stripes on the rear of one.
The firt time I clicked the photo link it worked, but now am getting an error message saying "image linked incorrectly"
I tried to sell my two cents worth, but no one would give me a plug nickel for it.
I don't have a leg to stand on.
Thank. I did a bit of research based off that article and found it is CIT Leasing (CBFX) GP40 and is Ex-PRLX,WP,CMNW, and WC. I had previously looked through CITXs roster but I did not no that they had multiple reporting marks. Thanks to everyone who contributed.
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