Southern Pacific GP9 Info Page - Railfan
Starting in 1970 with #3424 all existing GP9's were rebuilt into GP9E's and GP9R's. see the SP GP9 Overview for Magazine/Book References and available models.
Southern Pacific GP9E Info Page - Railfan
information page for SP, SSW and ex T&NO EMD GP9, GP9E and GP9R diesel locomotives
Southern Pacific Passenger GP9/GP9R's - Railfan
information page for SP, SSW and T&NO EMD GP9, GP9E and GP9P passenger diesel locomotives
Southern Pacific's Passenger GP9's - TrainWeb
When the 5623 was renumbered 3005 in 1965, it was changed from DF606 to EP418-3 which meant EMD, Passenger, 4 axle, 1800 horsepower, type 3. Yes, a GP9 is 1750 horsepower but the S.P. rounded it up for the classification system.
SP - Southern Pacific Locomotive Roster - Railroad Picture …
Southern Pacific Photographic Roster, Locomotive Model: GP9. Unit # Notes Model Serial # Pictures : SP 280: ex-TNO: GP9 19482
EMD GP9 - Wikipedia
The EMD GP9 is a four-axle diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors' Electro-Motive Division between 1954 and 1959. The GP9 succeeded the GP7 as the second model of EMD's General Purpose (GP) line, [1] incorporating a new sixteen-cylinder engine which generated 1,750 horsepower (1.30 MW). [2]
SP GP9 page - Railfan
This page is dedicated to my favorite type of locomotive ever, the Southern Pacific GP9. The SP rostered 340 GP9's originally lettered for SP, T&NO and SSW, however, only one GP7 model was ever rostered on the entire system and that unit was an SSW GP7.
SP #3709 - sdrm.info
SP 5873 (3709) was part of SP’s last order of GP9’s, and was the second GP9 produced for the SP with a low nose. It was delivered in August 1959 with serial number 25632 and frame number 5608-2. This locomotive was built as a Phase III unit with 48” fans, and painted in the “Bloody Nose” paint scheme.
Southern Pacific/Cotton Belt/Texas and New Orleans GP9's
LifeLike has released a Southern Pacific GP9 in in Blood Nose paint, and now announced a Cotton Belt unit in Black Widow. Atlas has released their GP7, it could be reworked to a GP9.
The "GP9": The Blockbuster First-Generation Diesel - American-Rails.com
A pair of Southern Pacific GP9's, #5684 and #5711, lead a westbound/southbound freight over the big lift bridge spanning the Carquinez Strait near Martinez, California circa 1956. Gordon Glattenberg photo. American-Rails.com collection.
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