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Electro-Motive F7 Locomotives

 

85-A, Class 15E-F, was built in May 1949, #6325. It was renumbered 108-C in 1951 and traded in to Electro-Motive in 1965.

86-A, Class 15E-F, was built in November 1949, #7944. It was renumbered 112-A in 1951 and traded in to Electro-Motive in March 1965.

89-A, Class 15E-F, was built in October 1949, #7949. It was retired in May 1980 and sold to Precision National in February 1981, where it was scrapped.

74-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8389. It was traded in to Electro-Motive in 1965.

75-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8391. It was traded in to Electro-Motive in 1965.

75-C, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8392. It was traded in to Electro-Motive in 1965.

76-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8393. It was traded in to Electro-Motive in 1965.

78-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8397. We have no disposition.

79-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8399. It was retired in March 1978 and sold to Precision National where it was scrapped.

79-C, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1949, #8400. It was retired in August 1977 and sold to PNC where it was scrapped.

71-C, Class 15E-F, was built in July 1950, #10316. It was retired in May 1978 and sold to Precision National in October 1978. It was scrapped.

69-A, Class 15E-F, was built in July 1950, #10317. It was retired in October 1974 and sold to Precision National, where it was scrapped.

72-C, Class 15E-F, was built in July 1950, #10318. It was renumbered in 1959 as 83-C, retired in May 1980, and is now at the Indiana Museum of Transportation.

73-A, Class 15E-F, was built in July 1950, #10319.

73-C, Class 15E-F, was built in July 1950, #10320. It was retired in May 1980.

90-B, Class 15E-P, was built in June 1950, #10341. It was renumbered 60-B, Class 15E-F. It was retired in May 1980 and scrapped in May 1982.

48-C, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #10348. It was renumbered 47-A in January 1972 and retired in May 1980.

49-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #10349.  It was renumbered 85-A in March 1974   It was rebuilt as Long Island RR 610, cab control car.

106-A, Class 15E-F, was built in January 1951, #10353. It was retired and scrapped in January 1973.

109-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #11800. It was retired in February 1983 and is now part of a closed restaurant complex in the Stowell Yard.

110-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #11802. It was retired in May 1980 and sold to Chrome Crankshaft in December 1981. They scrapped it at Silvis, IL.

110-C, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #11803. It was later renumbered 83-A and retired in May 1980.

111-A, Class 15E-F, was built in December 1950, #11804. It was scrapped by Precision National in April 1972.

114-A, Class 15E-F, was built in November 1951, #15211. It was retired in October 1974 and scrapped by Chrome Locomotive at Silvis in December 1981.

114-C, Class 15E-F, was built in November 1951, #15212. It was renumbered in 1959 as 82-C, and retired in May 1980. It was later sold to the Mad River & Nickel Plate Historical Society.

118-C, Class 15E-F, was built in November 1951, #15220.

113-B, Class 15E-F, was built in November 1951, #15221.  It was retired in February 1975 and sold to Chrome Locomotive in August 1977.  It was scrapped in December 1981.

102-B, Class 15E-F, was built in October, 1951, #15243. It was retired in May 1980 and sold to George R. Silcott, who later sold it to Chrome Crankshaft Co.

 

 

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