Posted by Tom on July 25, 2015  What more can I say ??? I could spend hours/days here just wandering around looking, sitting, dreaming. Posted by Andre Menard on July 26, 2015  This place known as Larry's Truck & Electric (LTEX) is the place to go to see old and obsolete models. Posted by Brian McE on July 26, 2015  As a kid, I used to run around and play in the scrap yard my father operated. This would've been AWESOME! Posted by Ringo Clark - on July 26, 2015  1484 looks like an old CB&Q unit with the indentation for the mars light in its nose Posted by Patrick Rizzo on July 26, 2015  1484 was marked as BNSF on the side and it had Southern underneath that, so I am assuming it was originally a Southern unit bought by BNSF and patched. Posted by Robert Olson on July 26, 2015  I believe BN 1484 was originally a Frisco unit. (Built in 1977) the only ones that purchased The GP15-1's. The 1484 went though the Santa fe, BN, BNSF Transitions. Posted by xBNSFer on July 27, 2015  I don't think any GP15-1s were delivered to the CB&Q, which disappeared in 1970! Note the "creative" re-lettering of the BNSF SD38 as a "GN" unit. Hey, the colors were right...LOL Posted by Steve Larson on July 30, 2015  Can anyone say "Fountain of Youth"?

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