Posted by Charles Stookey on April 9, 2015 
I grew up in Portales NM in the '50s. I recall my family called it the PeVine Special.
Posted by John Simpkins-Camp on April 9, 2015 
A very interesting catch! I was not aware that this unit was articulated.
Posted by Troy Staten on April 10, 2015 
Nice shot, the ATSF would roll their secondary trains at a pretty good clip back in the day. When I was a kid I would see the "El Pasoan" roll through Las Cruces NM at a pretty fast pace.
Posted by Marty Bernard on April 10, 2015 
The car has been renovated and is on display in Belen, NM. Pictures were recently to Train Orders.
Posted by jdayrail on April 10, 2015 
Steve, we railfans are fortunate that folks such as yourself take the time to document rail history.
Posted by Jeff Swanson on April 10, 2015 
I echo jdayrail! Thanks Steve
Posted by Dana M. on April 10, 2015 
Nice catch and photo Steve. I've always wanted to ride in a "Doodlebug" - however I believe it's "Doodlebug" M160 on display at the Museum of American Railroads at Frisco, TX and there is even a photo of it here on RailPictures.net
Posted by Ellis Simon on April 10, 2015 
ATSF M160 is displayed at the Texas museum. I photographed it when the museum was in Dallas. http://www.railpictures.net/viewphoto.php?id=97719&nseq=1. Similar look, but not articulated.
Posted by Steve Larson on April 16, 2015 
This paint scheme so familiar to all of us seems a bit out of character to me on the flat front nose. Still, Steve, this is an amazing picture.
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