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Featured in this lot is this extremely rare and collectible Lionel diesel 2338 MR GP-7 locomotive. This locomotive shows a solid orange band that stems from the front, all the way through the cab, to

A Pennsylvania GP7 with original and crisp lettering is rare. Features Standard features of the 2028 Pennsylvania GP7 include: unpainted brown shell with gold lettering and frame, 'PRR' logo on cab, Magnetraction, three-position E-unit, illumination only at the cab end, operating couplers plus an ornamental horn on each side.

Lionel 2338, THE MILWAUKEE ROAD EMD GP7 Postwar model In good condition. Get the best deals for Gp7 at eBay.com. We have a great online selection at the lowest prices with Fast & Free shipping on many items!

GP7 Louisville and Nashville Railroad - Operational Kentucky Railway Museum in New Haven, Kentucky: United States Army 1822 August 1951 Electro-Motive Division (EMD) GP7 Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal - Stored Florida Railroad Museum in Parrish, Florida: United States Army 1835 August 1951 Electro-Motive Division (EMD) GP7

Details: Rare GP7 In GP9 #s 7420 Northfield OH 1984. 35MM Slide. Slides, especially old ones can have imperfections like scratches. DO NOT PROVIDE SCANS. If there is no location listed there was no info on the slide mount.

you are looking at a ho scale proto 2000 gp7 engine. it is block lettered for canadian pacific - cp, #8425. the engine is dcc ready. the engine is rare and hard to find. it is new in box. shipping via usps priority mail.

What on earth could be rare about a GP7? Quite literally one of the most popular models of Diesel Electric locomotive in North America - its hard to...

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2022年4月26日 · It originally belonged to Chicago and Northwestern, and then to the Wisconsin and Southern. It was even running! I'll have to stop by again and try to catch it in action. It was built as a GP9, rebuilt by C&NW (nose chopped, among other things) as a GP9R in the 70s. I do see it is tagged as a GP7, so it has apparently been derated at some point.