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Yes, ex-Conrail; but I think it started as a DL702 (shorter than DL600). 
What may be new is the flexicoil trucks under it.   Jim Nichols

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> Mike,

> The slug pictured appears to be an ex-Conrail slug that was made from 

> an Alco DL-600. I think they were primarily used at Conway and Selkirk 

> yards.

>

> BTW, what part of Bristol were the photos taken in? It doesn't look 

> like any part I remember from the early 1980's when I lived there (I 

> was a conductor on the ill-fated Bristol & Northwestern).

>

> Allen Evans

> Federal Way, WA

>

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>> Date: Fri, 07 Apr 2006 21:42:56 +0000

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>>  Train 111 came through Bristol this afternoon with a string of 

>> twelve engines two of which were a master & new? slave. Photo made as 

>> they ran parallel to Randall Parkway.

>>

>>  Mike Pierry, Jr.

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>> << MasterSlave.jpg >>

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