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| 04/01/2011 12:40am |
Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Dick Magner |
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Contributor: Stan Lytle
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Location: Seattle, WA
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Photo Date: 2010-08-10
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Remarks: South Seattle, left front.
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Thats funny. Ya know, sometimes you have to wonder if these things aren't just an accident.
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| 04/01/2011 8:31am |
RE: Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Stan Lytle |
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This has been running around like this for a long time, there's a picture of it taken in 2007.
Stan
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| 04/01/2011 1:33pm |
RE: Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Bill Miller |
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| 04/01/2011 3:33pm |
RE: Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Larry Larson |
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In the 2007 Chris Hughes picture, you can see the outline of the "B", so the decal must have peeled off, versus door changeout. It is barely visible in Stan's picture.
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| 04/01/2011 7:35pm |
RE: Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Stan Lytle |
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The "condor" unit, BNSF 4560, the -9 with the Conrail nose door, was at Aubrun WA today on the point of a northbound grain train parked on the controlled siding. I wonder if it will finish out it's life that way.
Haven't been home yet to look at the full size pic yet (BNSF 5457), but a decal problem seems a bit odd, since it would span several doors. Maybe missing (peeled) from one door, but all the doors that had a part of the "B" on them?
Stan
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| 04/02/2011 12:10pm |
RE: Photo Discussion NSF 5457 |
Stan Lytle |
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Sure enough, you can see where the "B" was. Strange that all of it is missing, even where it wraps around the corners.
Stan
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