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seventies road power 

  
 four models, two builders
 
  
 and three of the four were delivered to the CPR in maroon and gray livery.
 
  
 SD40-2   CP Rail 5728  (GMD September 1975) 
 
   
 C-630M  CP Rail 4504  (MLW 1968 )
 
  
 GP35  CP Rail 5021  (GMD 1965 ), the future cab-slug 1128
 
  
 SD40  CP Rail 5514  (GMD 1966 ), the future DM&E 6081
 
  
 On a warm, sunny , spring 1977 Sunday, negative by S.Danko
 
  
 What's interesting:
  
  
 the different types and locations:    classification lights,  horn,  radio antenna,  manual brake wheel / lever
 
  
 consistent location:   the bell,  dual sealed beam head lamp
 
  
  old and new versions:   CP Rail stripes
 
  
 and the one constant:   Canadian Pacific script  lettering on the Agincourt water tower
  
 
  
 CP Rail  regularly paired big six axle power with smaller four axle,( witness here the C-630M  /  GP35 lashup ). More:  
 
  
      M – F   lashup  
 
   
     M – RS   lashup  
 
   
     M – GP – M – C    lashup  
 
   
    GP – SD    lashup  
 

sdfourty
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Caption:

seventies road power

four models, two builders

and three of the four were delivered to the CPR in maroon and gray livery.

SD40-2 CP Rail 5728 (GMD September 1975)

C-630M CP Rail 4504 (MLW 1968 )

GP35 CP Rail 5021 (GMD 1965 ), the future cab-slug 1128

SD40 CP Rail 5514 (GMD 1966 ), the future DM&E 6081

On a warm, sunny , spring 1977 Sunday, negative by S.Danko

What's interesting:

the different types and locations: classification lights, horn, radio antenna, manual brake wheel / lever

consistent location: the bell, dual sealed beam head lamp

old and new versions: CP Rail stripes

and the one constant: Canadian Pacific script lettering on the Agincourt water tower


CP Rail regularly paired big six axle power with smaller four axle,( witness here the C-630M / GP35 lashup ). More:

M – F lashup

M – RS lashup

M – GP – M – C lashup

GP – SD lashup

sdfourty

Photographer:
sdfourty [707] (more) (contact)
Date: 06/xx/1977 (search)
Railway: Canadian Pacific (search)
Reporting Marks: CP Rail 4504 (search)
Train Symbol: CP Rail 4504 (search)
Subdivision/SNS: CP Rail Agincourt (search)
City/Town: Agincourt (search)
Province: Ontario (search)
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One Comment
  1. I always wondered why CP would run Chessie GP40 leases up north on the Mactier sub. What was the reasoning?

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