Rio Grande In Color Volume 7: Front Range Equipment These products usually fit into

These products usually fit into two categories: 1) they are too large or bulky to fit into boxcars and/or 2) they are loose inexpensive material not suitable for a hopper car

Begins with the 600-series GO Transit GP40TC leased to CN prior to acceptance by GO Transit

Volume 1 takes us to #2999

but also featured is coverage of other covered wagons produced by GMD and EMD

Rio Grande In Color Volume 7: Front Range Equipment These products usually fit intoJeff Simley The Front Range mountains west of Denver are a formidable railroading challenge. The Rio Grande and its predecessor Denver North Western and Pacific overcame them by going over them and then through them via Moffat Tunnel. In this book we witness the final days of Rio Grande powered trains in the 1990s as they charge up 2% grades, 10 degree curves, and 28 tunnels to the Moffat Tunnel at the Continental Divide. We will also get a look at