Galloping Goose

[@Twinville2]

Thanks for sharing! I rode the Galloping Goose #5 last week on the Cumbres and Toltec Railroad, and am a forever Goose fan! What a fantastic piece of railroad history!

[@coreypage2851]

Very cool! Such interesting machines...

[@valeriebassett3107]

Love it. Thanks for sharing.

[@SkipW]

Thanks for watching!

[@needs2quit1atgmail87]

I LOVE that thing!!!

[@jwrailve3615]

I went there in January on a trip while my buddies finished a third day skiing so I went there and the transportation musuem to get my second big boy credit, 6 more to go been holding off seeing the one near me north Texas for a while, not sure if I’ll ever see the ones in Nebraska or Pennsylvania tho maybe one day

[@308RoadReady]

they look like modified Model As with a converted semi trailer frame and box car body on it.

[@sparky107107]

so awesome. I want to find a HO scale model of one of these. but years in looking and just can't find one. And you ask Athearn or Rapido to do it. and they just say " it has been done "

[@Spacingoutwithginger]

Thay have them in hon3

[@williamh.jarvis6795]

​@@SpacingoutwithgingerYes. This makes sense because the prototypes were created for Narrow Gauge railroad operations.

[@justachipn3039]

Gotta Love History 😂 but watch out, the worst of us sure don't !!!

[@subitopoco]

They look like something out of a rat rod car show, good stuff.

[@kylekenan2321]

Kinda weird looking. What was it for?

[@DENVERRIOGRANDEMAN21]

For rio grande Southern railroad passenger service

[@mid-southrails1039]

So when they’re all together would that make them the Galloping Geese🤔😂

[@johnnyjames7139]

Geese: the last desperate act of a failed railway.