EMD 1975

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Brian Connolly	General	That might be the weirdest looking thing i've seen on american rails...	6/1/2005 12:09:48 AM

Scott Flynn	General	I didn't even know these exsisted. They look like an E-44 and a GP30 smashed together-Neat catch	6/13/2005 9:47:20 PM

Bodhi Sidharta	General	if this is an electric loco, i wonder what's in her long hood? thousand of fuses?	6/28/2005 2:07:27 AM

Eric Kreszl	General	These were demonstrators that were to be used on the Northeast Corridor to replace the GE E33's and E44's which never happened since Conrail discontinued Electric Operations.	6/1/2006 4:47:46 PM

Ron Moraca	General	What an ugly beast this GM6C was! I never knew such a monstrosity existed, let alone that EMD built it! It looks like a combo E44/GP30 on steroids!	12/13/2008 10:25:15 PM

David Stewart	General	Awesome, very nice shot!	4/27/2009 3:46:00 PM

gordon vincent	General	Amtrak wanted to run freight off the corridor,so they jacked the power fees,so CR started using diesels from then on.They had dual controls,regular EMD AAR control stands,just like an SD40-2.If EMD had anything to do with anything,it was the best,PERIOD!.	5/15/2011 8:30:43 PM

EMD 1975
TV-22 enters the NorthEast Corridor for the short run to Baltimore. Imagine a fleet of these in Conrail Blue...........
Date: 9/23/1978	Location: Perryville, MD Map	Views: 3074	Collection Of: John C Durant
Locomotives: EMDX 1975(GM6C)			Author: John C Durant

Picture Categories:		This picture is part of album: The Conrail Electric Years

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