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Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene
Author: Steve Sloan
Date: 11-23-2010 - 06:41

I have been enjoying the comments here and elsewhere very much! Thank you. That 70's (mostly) train show continues with these new scans.

http://homepage.mac.com/s_sloan/trains/sp/_images0002/sp3117_0001.jpg

http://homepage.mac.com/s_sloan/trains/sp/_images0002/sp3117_0002.jpg

Southern Pacific C628 3117 and an SD45 sit next to an SD9 and GE 70 tonner 5100 in Eugene, Oregon in January 1977. The 3117 is another former Alco C628 demonstrator.

Information, suggestions, comments and/or corrections are appreciated.

~Steve Sloan

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These photos are the most recent additions to my Train Website.

If you like the photos I have been posting I have many similar photos, very few of which have been published elsewhere. You can click on the links below to see more:

* Home Page of Website
* Southern Pacific Section
* My Train Photo Twitter Feed

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  Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene Steve Sloan 11-23-2010 - 06:41
  Re: Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene Freericks 11-23-2010 - 17:29
  Re: Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene Tom McCann 11-23-2010 - 18:36
  Re: Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene Tom McCann 11-23-2010 - 19:00
  Re: Centuries and 70 Tonners, Typical Day in Eugene MJH 11-23-2010 - 21:47


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