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Discussion related to Amtrak also known as the National Railroad Passenger Corp.

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  by Martin Baumann
 
Can somebody post an up to date list of those units still running please?
  by amtrakhogger
 
A few, 916, 941, and the 946. Those are some I have come across in the last week.
Last edited by amtrakhogger on Sat Oct 10, 2015 2:21 am, edited 1 time in total.
  by 8th Notch
 
923, 924, and had one other within the last few days.
  by ThirdRail7
 
I was going to tell you to search but then I realized the thread on this board is closed and I was doing updates on another. Currently, Amtrak has the 908,914,916,919,920,921,923,924,929,934,939,940,941,942 and 946 active, although I expect 2 of those to drop off in a week or so. They are all remans which originally numbered 29. All of Amtrak's DC fleet is o/o/s and in a lot of cases, scrapped.

MARC still has the 4900, 4902 and 4903 in service. They are all DCs

I can only comment on SEPTA through visual observances and I have seen the 2300, 2307, 2305 and 2303 in the last two weeks. There may be more and they are all DCs.

There is also one lonely ALP-44 in service at SEPTA. It is the last one operating in the country although I'm not sure which class of ALP-44 it is. I suppose I could look ,but I really don't care enough to do so.

Perhaps you can wander down to the wayside and grab some pictures and keep a count.
  by Martin Baumann
 
ThirdRail7 wrote:

I can only comment on SEPTA through visual observances and I have seen the 2300, 2307, 2305 and 2303 in the last two weeks. There may be more and they are all DCs.

There is also one lonely ALP-44 in service at SEPTA. It is the last one operating in the country although I'm not sure which class of ALP-44 it is. I suppose I could look ,but I really don't care enough to do so.
Thanks for the update. SEPTA has AEM-7 2301 to 2307 (no # 2300) plus ALP-44M 2308
ThirdRail7 wrote: Perhaps you can wander down to the wayside and grab some pictures and keep a count
Living in Europe around 3000mi from the NEC that is not an option!
  by hi55us
 
Can't remeber the last time I saw an AEM-7 (or for that matter a HHP-8) on a NEC train... the Sprinters are now everywhere!
  by 8th Notch
 
The HHP8's were put up into storage several months ago....
  by Matt Johnson
 
8th Notch wrote:The HHP8's were put up into storage several months ago....
Except for the MARC units, which aren't long for this world either.
  by MCL1981
 
Matt Johnson wrote:Except for the MARC units, which aren't long for this world either.
One can only hope.
  by zebrasepta
 
ThirdRail7 wrote:I was going to tell you to search but then I realized the thread on this board is closed and I was doing updates on another. Currently, Amtrak has the 908,914,916,919,920,921,923,924,929,934,939,940,941,942 and 946 active, although I expect 2 of those to drop off in a week or so. They are all remans which originally numbered 29. All of Amtrak's DC fleet is o/o/s and in a lot of cases, scrapped.

MARC still has the 4900, 4902 and 4903 in service. They are all DCs

I can only comment on SEPTA through visual observances and I have seen the 2300, 2307, 2305 and 2303 in the last two weeks. There may be more and they are all DCs.

There is also one lonely ALP-44 in service at SEPTA. It is the last one operating in the country although I'm not sure which class of ALP-44 it is. I suppose I could look ,but I really don't care enough to do so.

Perhaps you can wander down to the wayside and grab some pictures and keep a count.
you probably heard the news that SEPTA ordered 13 ACS-64's with 5 options and they're expected to be here in 2018
  by ThirdRail7
 
Martin Baumann wrote:
ThirdRail7 wrote:

I can only comment on SEPTA through visual observances and I have seen the 2300, 2307, 2305 and 2303 in the last two weeks. There may be more and they are all DCs.

There is also one lonely ALP-44 in service at SEPTA. It is the last one operating in the country although I'm not sure which class of ALP-44 it is. I suppose I could look ,but I really don't care enough to do so.
Thanks for the update. SEPTA has AEM-7 2301 to 2307 (no # 2300) plus ALP-44M 2308
ThirdRail7 wrote: Perhaps you can wander down to the wayside and grab some pictures and keep a count
Living in Europe around 3000mi from the NEC that is not an option!

That was supposed to be the 2306. I saw the 2306.

At any rate, another one bites the dust:

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  by MBTA F40PH-2C 1050
 
908 was Westbound this morning, 10/19 on train #171...idk what she turns for at her final destination
  by chuchubob
 
Four were outside at 30th Street Monday afternoon. Perhaps some of them are on their way to retirement.
  by amtrakhogger
 
The 923 was on loan to MARC for a few days.
  by Tadman
 
I saw one parked under the lower train shed at PHL yesterday. It was on the far-easterly station track at the northern tip of the platform coupled to something diesel.
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