SLSF SW9 #313 and S-2 #292B is pushing a string of cars over the hump as F7A #5022 leads a train along side. David Johnston Photo Frisco QLA northbound leaving Tennessee Yard, 7/75.

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Train QLA (Quanah Los Angeles) became train 73 Jan. 1, 1985. It handled TOFC and autos for the ATSF train 698 to Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and Phoenix. The symbol was changed to 75 Feb. 24, 1989 and it originates at Tulsa.

Train QLA (transcon to Los Angeles) is crossing the North Canadian River in Oklahoma City. Although the bridge still exists, it is no longer in use. When Interstate 40 was rerouted through Oklahoma City, the old Frisco line to the southwest was also …

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Frisco had the super hot freight QLA from Memphis and Birmingham which interchanged to the Santa Fe in OK. Train interchanged at Avard OK and I believe another OK point before Avard. What was the Santa Fe symbol for this train on the Santa Fe transcon?

I like the light on train QLA with a familiar mix of SLSF/ATSF power including Santa Fe U33C’s at the rear. It’s 1980 and we’re cruising down Avery Drive on the Avard line at Sand Springs, OK. (John...

There may be signs of age/wear, stamp/pen/marker notations, etc., but everything listed is in good, viewable condition.

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2023年9月1日 · A Frisco caboose ride provided a much needed railfan break during my military assignment near Kansas City. My spirits fell when I received orders for my first U.S. Air Force permanent-duty assignment, at the Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base just south of Kansas City, Mo. I had hardly been west of the Appalachian Mountains, and relocating to the “big middle” didn’t sound very exciting to me.