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GP9u CP 1624 |
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CP 1624 AT PORT COQUITLAM, B.C.
Built by : GMD Built in : 1955 as CP 8515 Serial Number : A 713 Class : DS-17 Paint Scheme : Canadian Pacific This Photo : Mark Forseille, 2008
Other Photos (chronological) : 1. CP 8515 at Vancouver, B.C., painted in the CP Rail Large Multimark paint scheme. Photo by Claude Prutton, 1976; 2. CP 1624 at Toronto, ON., painted in the CP Rail Small Multimark paint scheme. Photo by Bill Sanderson, 1987; 3. CP 1624 at Windsor, ON., painted in the CP Rail Small Multimark paint scheme. Photo by Ross Harrison, 1988. From the Bill Sanderson collection; 4. CP 1624 at Port Coquitlam, B.C., painted in the CP Rail System paint scheme. Photo by Bill Sanderson, 2001; 5. CP 1624 at Port Coquitlam, B.C., painted in the CP Rail System paint scheme. Photo by Mark Forseille, 2007; 6. CP 1624 at Port Coquitlam, B.C., painted in the Canadian Pacific paint scheme. Photo by Mark Forseille, 2008; 7. CP 1624 at Winnipeg, MB., painted in the Canadian Pacific paint scheme. Photo by A. Ross Harrison, 2011; 8. Aspen Crossing 1624 at Aspen Crossing, AB., painted in the Ex-Canadian Pacific paint scheme lettered for Aspen Crossing Railway. Photo by Glen Brosinsky, 2019.
Paint Data : CP Rail Small Multimark, 8" stripes > CP Rail System > Canadian Pacific
Notes : Built by GMD as GP9 #8515 (1955). Rebuilt by CP as GP9u, chop-nosed and renumbered to #1624 (1986). Equipped with CANAC remote control 'beltpack' equipment. Mated with Slug #1020. Declared surplus (4/28/2015). Sold to Aspen Crossing Railway, Mossleigh, AB. Relettered to Aspen Crossing #1624 (8/2019). ___________________________________________________________________________________________
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