👍👍👍

I don't think I have seen a locomotive with graffiti before, interesting.

All this shows is what a complete human sewer LA has become.

I would like to know how in the world those locomotives got painted up with so much graffiti. Some punk couldn't have done this in one night without being spotted by the cops or railroad security

what a disgrace. this country has serious issues. sell california to mexico and build a wall around it.

Gdyby to graffiti było chociaż ładne ale to jest cholernie brzydkie. Moje dzieci ładniej rysowały w szkole

Restore that train back to its original state. Pathetic.

Cat Stevens sang about the peace train. This is the ghetto train.

This is so sad. Graffiti on every inch of this locomotive. No respect for a hard working machine. And of course its California

Damn, California is nothing but trashy

I had never seen a locomotive so vandalized like that, what a tremendous lack of respect on the part of the people

I see UP finally learned their lesson about those cheesy "germsets."

Trailing unit is ex-SP.

Really nice video!

with all that graffiti on the engines the yard where they are parked must have zero security and UPRR police?

Laugh-o-motive!

A little factoid: you can always tell you are in a liberal democracy when graffiti are on the walls, bridges and trains.

They didn't paint over the numbers

Paint isnt cheap their preventing rust for free calm down .they dont even know what kind of free service their doing . LMAO 🤣 🤣 🤣

UP should be embarrassed to run that....

Based ✌️

Are both ex SP??? I know rear one is...❤❤❤❤❤😊

At lease it covers all that UP paint😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤

Those old geeps look magnificent.

👍🏻

The pride of the Union Pacific fleet. It shows UP railroad police and LAPD are not doing their job.

The street running scenes are great along withthe switching ops in between the buildings. Too bad the UP power looks like crap with the ghetto yo yo homeboy garbage on it.

Ppl have know Respect Of Nothing, They think it has to have Graffiti all over it. THERE SORRY AND DISGUSTING TO DO THAT, AND SHOULD BE BEHIND BARS FOR IT. THAT IS VERY DISRESPECTFUL AND INSANE OF THEM.

LA heritage units

We are an embarrassment to the world.

Ahhh, home sweet home. I grew up in Torrance and only got to see this train a few times, I was closer to the BNSF line, which had more frequent trains too though.

Holy smokes the taggers have been busy.

That signal at 28:21 was late to come on!!!

Wow. Those locomotives look like shit

We used to get tanker car of Corn syrup at Zentis/Sweet Ovations on Normandie and 170th ...................Pit Burger

You have some amazing footage! Very happy I found your channel today!

Is this where UP sends older locomotives that desperately need a repaint when they don't have the budget to get it done themselves?

Holy cr*p!!!

Great coverage of the Torrance branch. I was an engineer on both the Torrance and El Segundo for years. One nice thing is the jobs no longer have the Gensets. 5 lumber loads for Crenshaw lumber. 4 tanks for Jones Chemical. Surprisingly the crew took the empty ethanol cars to Dolanco to runaround the cars. Our crew left them at the runaround at 76. The one car for US Gypsum we would shove it to old Torrance. Great video

Great video thank you for sharing! I think graffiti artist should have an unwritten law that says they should never tag up a locomotive out of respect. Just like covering someone's piece is severe disrespect.

Unpopular opinion: They look sick

Love the graffiti 🔥🔥🔥

Thats a great job and crew to work with.

MAGA's coming; taggers better run and hide.

That's wild! I've never seen engines so blasted with graffiti like that. On the one hand I think it's super lame but on the other hand the whole visual scene of grimy industrial railroading mixed with sketchy socal street culture is uniquely fascinating. Awesome channel and new sub here.

They were never graffitied like that when they wore SP colors.

Amazing video and it was sad to see the locomotive being all tag up. The 2 Union Pacific locomotives with the one car crossing under the old bridge on Torrance Blvd was the old train bridge for Pacific Electric Red Car trolley back when. The name of the bridge is Pacific Electric Railroad Bridge that was built in 1913 if I remember this right. The tracks are still on top of the bridge last that I know. I"m a big fan of the Pacific Electric trolleys that are no longer in service. I have found out that some of the Pacific Electric trolleys are found at Southern California Railway Museum in Perris Ca, if anyone is a fan of Pacific Electric go check them out. They even have other trains as well. From my understanding is that they give train rides from the trolleys and the old steam locomotives. Thank you for posting this video. 😊

LMAO I definitely came here for the comments. Basin power gets done up bad! That's for sure. Here's to all the butthurt fly-over boomers who probably think this represents the whole of an urban area of 20 million people they've likely never visited.

The taggers don’t even respect locomotives anymore! This is a direct consequence of being soft on crime in the major metro areas. I won’t even mention which party runs these cities!

A lot of rattle cans went into that.