GE Centercabs in the Northeast

[@josephmmuller]

2:41 Arcade & Attica! That railroad is special to me as it was the first I ever rode on as a passenger. Wonderful to see several tracks/sidings that used to be there!

[@jlebaron1]

great to see vintage Arcade & Attica footage, except for the vintage automobiles it really hasn't changed much there!

[@wagrailroad]

Thanks for the WAG footage! At the Genesee, PA, station which still stands.

[@fmnut]

Thanks, didn't know the location. This video was originally just 44 tonners, but while scanning a new film acquisition I came across the WAG and just had to add it in. The audio came from a pair of M&ET 70 tonners which had similar diesels, thus simulating the twins in the WAG unit.

[@yrunaked4]

@@fmnut wow, amazing work, you are next level. Also the best video ive seen on those WAG units. Cheers Rob

[@supercuda1950]

We seniors like to see the older stuff. The buildings are classier (not so square and purely functional) and you very seldom see the center cabs (many have never seen them). That Olds F-85 could have been powered by a turbo'd v-8 and off course, steam engines never get old. Great video.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

That 132 Ton Ford unit (WA&G) is one special unit, I wish it was preserved !! ?

[@spectatorjim]

It is! WAG 1700 is at the Lakeshore Railway Museum in Pennsylvania, the only one left I believe.

[@ronniefarnsworth6465]

@@spectatorjim Oh that's great !! 👍 The Ford livery was nice www.michelle.lu/uploads/7/8/7/9/7879273/__9032875_orig.jpg ... www.thedieselshop.us/Ford%201000-DonRoss.jpg

[@kxsteve]

I used to operate one back in 70's and 80's . Decent units, pull harder than you'd think. Traded the off for some SW1500 and regrated it.

[@CptnRetro]

First EVER video of Arcade & Attica's first diesel #110 to surface, thank you so much for sharing this video!

[@dasteelerfan1]

I go to a few mills that still run these

[@johnpetrovitz935]

Great stuff!!!!! Encore!!!!

[@georgetompkins5438]

Great job. thanks

[@christopherlovelock9104]

What a lovely collection of "snippets" of 'old' colour pieces of film now saved, so as the younger ones amongst us can actually see these loco's in action. You can tell it's all old and not filmed yesterday - nothing has graffiti all over it, - including the buildings. I really enjoyed it, Good Video. - The Internet does have it's good points and this is an example, - Well Done.

[@jmainiaanimations]

Absolutely incredible M&NJ footage!

[@peterhanahoe4913]

Fantastic stuff again and an excellent job on the sound track.

[@fmnut]

Thanks. More to come.

[@TrainMann]

These are awesome! I love 44 tonners!

[@wolfgangpfeilergartenbahnd6530]

Fantastic video.👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@kurt8986]

Nice there was 1 like that at windber pa

[@northpennvalleysteamrailroad]

Nice!

[@halo-sd5qe]

Where do you find your footage? You sure seem to come across some real gems!

[@fmnut]

A lot of the films I purchased on ebay or from private collections. I also got a lot of outtakes from Walt Berko of Railroad Video that he transferred years ago but didn't use all or only portions in his own productions. For every minute you see on my channel there's probably 10 minutes of material still waiting to be produced. Unfortunately a lot of it is trolleys which are not my primary field of interest.

[@olivei2484]

My mom rode the Philly trolleys a lot in her youth, back when her dad was still alive. Would like to see the Trolleys when you find the time. A by-gone time for sure.

[@fmnut]

@@olivei2484 try this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmOrd3upo7mDaqc

[@olivei2484]

Cool, didnt see this one before. We used to drove under the els in Philly in the mid 1970s.

[@allanegleston4931]

like.@ 6:33, is the loco southern pacific heratige?

[@fmnut]

Nope, Algoma Steel, Sault Sainte Marie, Ontario.

[@NorthEasternMotionProductions]

CONWAY SCENIC RAILROAD!!!