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CSX CW44-6AC (AC6000W)

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CSX CW44-6AC (AC6000W)

Posted by Anonymous

on Sat, Dec 11 2004 6:53 AM

Why do the CSX AC6000W's have thin yellow lettering on the sides outlined in blue with the rest of the locomotive in regular YN2? I call them YN2 and a half units. Are there any of them NOT in YN2?

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Posted by Anonymous

on Sat, Dec 11 2004 12:03 PM

I don't remember why they have that paint scheme but all are painted in it. However, C60AC's 600 and 601 were delivered in standard YN2 paint but have since been re-lettered.

Posted by csxengineer98

on Sun, Dec 12 2004 1:38 AM

i think it was just something new for something new... brand new line of power...and a little spice on the same old thing to go with it....
csx engineer

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