[Vintage NS] RARE high hood NS (ex Southern) B36-7 and Amtrak

[@atsflives4ever]

You've got to love the sweet horn on this unit, Especially since this unit was rare on NS

[@txspur6675]

It was! I lucked out that day as I caught two trains with B30-7s and one of the B36-7s.

[@AlexTrain5249]

One of these is a slug on the Minnesota Commercial. The amazing thing is, is that you can see the imprint of the “Southern” (as in Southern Railway) on it.

[@txspur6675]

Now thats really cool its still around. Never noticed the Southern imprint before.

[@ericcoffedgp40]

Gotta love the old B36s, it even has a nice horn!

[@txspur6675]

Those were the days for sure

[@csxtrainfan319]

Nice catches

[@canadianlocomotivelogistics]

Would you be interested in operating a Norfolk Southern locomotive model train live from my layout across the Internet?

[@trainnut2012]

According to the guys who ran em they were slow to load and make downward transition They were kept close to Pegram Shops (Atlanta) as Programs was set up to repair them

[@Cazatrenes-qf5fz]

Bro what year is the video

[@txspur6675]

I'm pretty sure that was probably early 93. I remember it being cold on that trip.

[@loudoncountyrailfan9041]

2:04 Holy that train is already abandoned

[@AlcoLoco251]

Nathan P5A?

[@txspur6675]

I think? I'm not really up on horns.

[@rnrailproductions5049]

New cast P135R24.

[@ReadingAreaRailfan]

NS got some B36s from CR later on

[@zach_light7816]

EMD?

[@txspur6675]

GE B36-7

[@ReadingAreaRailfan]

The American Red Solo Cup no, your thinking of the GP38-2 high hood. The B36-7s were GE