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Pan Am NBWA Eastbound at Erving, Massachusetts

Added: May 04, 2008

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Locomotive Details	Location/Date of Video
» Pan Am (more..) » EMD GP40-2 (more..)	» MP 371, Freight Main Line (more..) » Erving, Massachusetts, USA (more..) » May 03, 2008
Locomotive No./Train ID	Videographer
» MEC 306 (more..) » NBWA (more..)	» Dan Millette (more..) » Contact Dan Millette
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User Comments on this Video (7)

Posted by Derek Buel on May 4, 2008

No offense, but the horn sounds like it came off a tugboat!

Posted by juan tripp on May 4, 2008

Well what do you expect? The railroad used to be an airline.

Posted by Rich Barnett on May 10, 2008

Very nice video, this maybe the only Pan Am train you can count on running on a regular schedule

Posted by PlainYankee on May 27, 2008

Wooden Axle Outfit, Just like the KCS!!

Posted by Fred M Pohl on July 25, 2008

I like the new paint scheme Reminds me of CONRAIL

Posted by Dan The Train Man on September 27, 2008

Awesome video!!! I wonder what they are hauling in those tankers???

Posted by Mike the railfanner on December 2, 2009

Those are Omya tankers. They are used to haul limestone slurries. The Pan Am paint scheme that is on the third locomotive is the original paint scheme. They have changed it to a dark blue plain scheme. Rather boring IMHO, I much prefer the scheme that was on this locomotive as it passes my neighborhood often.

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