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Former Santa Fe F7A #347C leads promotional movie special 1989

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Huskerherb



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F7A #347C/F3B #347B participate in the fiming at the big curve into Cajon Pass Summit of a promotional video for the reintroduction of the famous Warbonnet passenger scheme on their freight locomotives on 2/8/1989.
· Date: Mon February 19, 2007 · Views: 889 · Filesize: 173.5kb · Dimensions: 700 x 449 ·
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Rating: ********** 9.71
Keywords: Santa Fe F7A #347C 1989
Location: Cajon Pass, CA
Railroad: ATSF
Locomotive/Train: ATSF 347C(F7A) ATSF 347B(F3B)
Date: 2/8/1989
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SP4439

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Mon February 19, 2007 4:49am Rating: 10 

Is that one of those F3A's that where made to look like an F7 by AT&SF? Because that B unit sure is an F3 but the A is numbered the same as the B.

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txrailfan

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Mon February 19, 2007 3:05pm Rating: 9 

Wow, this photo looks like a model railroad!

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Huskerherb

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Tue February 20, 2007 4:03am

Thanks for the ratings! The lead unit is in fact an F7A, the former 39C during its days leading Santa Fe's finest streamliners. The booster is, as mentioned, an F3B. As you may know, neither of the units was operational during this photo session. The entire train was being pushed from behind by a pair of blue and yellow Santa Fe SD units.
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William H. Davis Jr.
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Mon May 7, 2007 7:48pm Rating: 10 

Nice shot
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Huskerherb

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Mon May 7, 2007 9:39pm

Thanks William. Certainly a favorite of mine.
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Fri September 14, 2007 3:03am Rating: 10 

I wished the ATSF kept these, rebuilt them and used them on their business trains.
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Huskerherb

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Fri September 14, 2007 6:51pm

Thanks nikon1. Now that would have really been something if they had used these units on the annual Rose Bowl special to Pasadena, CA on New Year's Day. Fortunately, I did see the Fs and the Alco PAs in everyday revenue service especially on the San Diegans in the 1960s.
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Huskerherb

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Fri January 18, 2008 6:05pm

Thanks very much Harvey.
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