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General Electric C30-7 Diesels
500, Class C30-7, was built in December 1977, #41663, as Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe 8010, Class 8010. It was retired in November 1992 and sold to General Electric Corp. It was then sold to Conrail Leasing Corp as 500 and later became Conrail as 500, Class C30-7. It was then returned to General Electric in 1999 and sold to Fadale & Associates as 3601 in 1999.
536, Class C30-7, was built in October 1978, #42082, as AT&SF 8060, Class 8058. It was retired in March 1994 and sold to General Electric Corp. It was then sold to Conrail Leasing as 536 in March 1994 and later became Conrail 536, Class C30-7. It was returned to General Electric as 536 in January 1999 and then sold to Helm Leasing. It was rebuilt as C36M on May 14, 1999, as Union Pacific 572. It was returned to Helm Leasing Corp as 572 on March 1, 2000.
537, Class C30-7, was built in October 1978, #42083, as AT&SF 8061, Class 8058. It was retired in March 1984 and sold to General Electric as 8061. It was sold as Conrail Leasing 537 in March 1994 and later became Conrail 537, Class C30-7. It was returned to GE as 537 in January 1999 and sold to Helm. It was rebuilt as C36M on June 22, 1999, as UP 575. It was returned as Helm 575 on March 1, 2000.
566, Class C30-7, was built in July 1978, #41720, as AT&SF 8053, Class 8044. It was retired in November 1992 and returned to General Electric. It was rebuilt as Conrail Leasing 566 and became Conrail566, Class C30-7. It was returned to GE in 1999 and sold as FAIX 3613 in 1999. It was sold as Montreal Maine & Atlantic 3613.
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