Reading Railroad Photographic Roster, Locomotive Model: GP35. Unit # Notes Model Serial # Pictures : RDG 3620 : GP35 28633

Title: RDG 3635 Description: A westbound freight ducks under the former PRR/NE corridor mainline at Elizabeth. The CNJ depot is still there, but the once-proud four-track mainline is now gone.

Reading GP35s pose on the once grand now superfluous Jersey Central four-track mainline at Elizabeth. Reading 3646 would later become Conrail 3646, but would be scrapped at Hollidaysburg, PA before ever receiving a coat of blue paint. Date approximate. Digital image from Kim E. Piersol original 35mm Agfachrome transparency.

2024年9月25日 · GP35 Ph1b1 – 3626-3655 – Includes 2 variations (With plow/standard pilot and footboards) as well as 5 skins, each with the ability to be applied to either variation. Model by Ryan Rasmussen and Josh Snow. Textures by Josh Snow. This …

The roster below is comprehensive for Conrail's GP35 between April 1976 and the last unit's retirement in the mid-1990's, and contains all predecessor units of the locomotive class that Conrail inherited.

GP35 Phases: Phase Ia1- fishbelly frame, groups of three louvers on both battery box doors, seven latched engine doors, short inertial intake, flat dustbin hatch, flat under the front headlight (roads that used rotating lights had a bulge under the numberboard assembly) Type I radiators (the Cannon GP35 rad), lap joint in cab roof, two recesses ...

Ubiquitous on American railroads, the EMD GP35 is a 4-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by EMD and subsequently General Motors Diesel in the mid 1960's. Over 1300 of these locomotives were produced, and they were operated by virtually every major railroad in the United States.

2025年3月10日 · RDG GP35 #3633 - Reading Co Description: Interesting vantage point of two Reading GP35's heading up a mixed freight. #3633 was built by EMD in 8/1964, later CR 3633.

Ubiquitous on American railroads, the EMD GP35 is a 4-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by EMD and subsequently General Motors Diesel in the mid 1960's. Over 1300 of these locomotives were produced, and they were operated by virtually every major railroad in the United States.

Began operation of the former Camas Prairie RailNet under Watco ownership as Great Northwest Railroad on March 4, 2004. GRNW filed on July 14, 2004 to abandon 27.5 miles of railway between Konkolville and Revling, ID. Operations of track east of Lewiston taken over by Bountiful Grain & Craig Mountain Railroad on June 13, 2005. Acq.