As 777 raced past 1206, It crashes into the last boxcar on their train, reducing it to nothing but scrap. This, along with hitting the horse trailer, is what gave AWVR 777 the damage on the right front side of its cab and the right portion of the locomotive's front handrails.

AWVR 7375 & 7346 were a pair of AWVR (Allegheny & West Virginia Railroad) EMD SD40-2 locomotives driven by Judd Stewart. These engines tried to stop AWVR 777 and AWVR 767 but the two old-age EMD locomotive were no match for the Modern GE's massive horsepower and ended up derailing in a siding...

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2023年6月18日 · the 777s and 767s went back to the canadian pacific and the 1206s, 7375 and 7346 to the wheeling and lake erie. the 7375 and 7346 doubles used on the crash scene were just props built with an sd40 shell

While two yard hostlers are moving an Allegheny and West Virginia Railroad (AWVR) train, pulled by lead locomotive #777 at Fuller Yard in northern Pennsylvania, Dewey, the engineer of the mixed-freight train, realizes that a trailing-point switch is not correctly aligned and leaves the cab of the moving locomotive after setting the throttle to ...

AWVR 7346 was an AWVR (Allegheny & West Virginia Railroad) EMD SD40-2 locomotive driven by Judd Stewart. It along with 7375 tried to stop AWVR 777 and AWVR 767 but the two old-age EMD locomotive were no match for the Modern GE's massive horsepower and ended up derailing in a siding, causing a...

These four locomotives were repainted to standard colors in early 2010 by Canadian Pacific following the filming, but the black and yellow warning stripes from the AWVR livery painted on the plows of each locomotive were left untouched (except for 9777's plow) and remained visible on the locomotives.

A botched switching operation by yard hostlers Dewey and Gilleece at an Allegheny and West Virginia Railroad (AWVR) yard in northern Pennsylvania results in a runaway freight train pulled by locomotive 777 (Triple 7) heading south at full throttle.

Trains AWVR 7375 & 7346. the Keating Summit Is A Yard Where Judd Stop The AWVR 777 AWVR 767 Crashes. AWVR 7375 Crash Emirati In Unstoppable All The AWVR Trains Leave The Yard