SP 4449 Still in Black, May 2001

[@Metal9040]

I honestly like 4449 better in it’s Black paint scheme.

[@jahaziel6BloxCPKCX]

SP Black Steam Locomotive Leads BNSF

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Amtrak cascades/sounder train

[@ashtonmoore5650]

This is one of my favorite things average this is my favorite train never guys

[@erikwallace5934]

4449 look good on all BLACK!

[@lucienesoaresdasilvasoares7873]

Sp 4449 Blackie

[@tropicalties3806]

Man Doyle was old even in 2001.

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Bnsf 4449 crosses in stampedes pass may 2001

[@transfigur]

FREEDOM!!!

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Sherman peabody's black paint 2000/2001

[@jacksalvin364]

In May 2001, Former Southern Pacific Daylight 4449 was still all black and silver colors after she pulled the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Employee Special in 2000, 4449 travels from Portland, Oregon to Yakima, Washington and return.

[@nssteampunk4865]

Then in 2002 it was painted red, white and blue after the September 11, 2001 attacks

[@jacksalvin364]

4449 pulls 14 cars for Columbia Deschutes Special form Portland to Bend, Oregon and return on March 23rd and 24th, 2002.

[@irf1630trains]

Yeah.

[@Therickrollkid]

@@nssteampunk4865 yes

[@maxm2317]

Outstanding footage, John!

[@aaronbonatz3038]

It looks better in all black.

[@andregreen323]

Train

[@stevenfd123]

Man what a great trip.

[@ShoresRailfan]

Brings back great memories to watch this again. I'm planning a trip behind that marvelous locomotive for June, 2017, when it travels from Portland to Bend and back over two days.

[@stevenfd123]

I'm looking at taking that June trip also. The 2001 trip was in my territory. I can see the Pasco to Yakima line from my back porch.

[@lamarstevenson5524]

2001 the day I was born but lm still a kid

[@FabioSilva-mt9wr]

Igual da estrada de ferro central do Brasil

[@baritonebynight]

Very nice...no ugly diesel in tow.

[@trainmaster844]

They did need one for the climb over Stampede Pass, though.

[@TailsFan369no2]

9:28

[@striker9136]

Is it on coal in this video ( I know it uses oil today but still )

[@ShoresRailfan]

The locomotive has always used oil. It was built in the 1940's for Southern Pacific and operated mostly in California where there is little coal but plenty of oil.

[@infaredxkingz8786]

Jesus this took place when 9/11 happened

[@infaredxkingz8786]

A black southern boy