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Welcome to Conrail SD80MAC's Page 1!
Almost all of these
shots will be from Delmarva peninsula resident and veteran photographer
Kevin Hammond, who was fortunate enough to shoot nearly the entire Conrail
80MAC fleet on their voyages to the shore. Kevin has been kind of enough
to share many of those images with us in this roster page.
This page contains the
roster shots for Conrail SD80MAC's 4100-4109.
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Conrail 4100
As viewed laying over
a cloudy day on the pit, the pride of the fleet, Class Unit 80MAC 4100 smiles
for the camera. Unfortunately, the unit never came down on a sunny day,
but we're fortunate enough that it was here. |
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Conrail 4101 A roster of this one
will be coming at some point, so check back. |
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Conrail 4102 One of the 80MAC's
that seemed to rate a lot of road grime, the 4102 is lensed on the pit. After
a little servicing, she'll blast off in the eve at the helm of ESPI.
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Conrail 4103 Another MAC that sported
a lot of filth is seen here while it was new and clean. With marker lights
shining away, the 4103 is resting on the pit just after a winter sunset.
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Conrail 4104 Contrary to popular
belief, Conrail's SD80MAC's were regulars on the Delmarva Peninsula. Here
we see a fairly clean and rather new 4104 resting on the east passing siding
in Harrington, Delaware. The engine will trail a sister out on ESPI later
in the evening. |
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Conrail 4105 Buried behind cars
as seems to be the case with units sometimes, a shiny and clean 4105 is viewed
ready to trail out on the night's ESPI. |
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Conrail 4106 On her first visit
to the shore, SD80MAC 4106 sits trailing on the east passing siding in Harrington
as it awaits heading back to Conway on train ESPI. |
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Conrail 4107 Seen with a sister
on the pit in Harrington, the 4107 prepares to lead ESPI off of the shore
after the sun sets. |
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Conrail 4108 Basking in the afternoon
sun, 80MAC 4108 shines away on the pit before leading ESPI later in the eve.
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Conrail 4109 With the 4104 trailing,
a somewhat new 4109 lays over on the pit in Harrington, Delaware.
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