Posted by Kurt Wayne on October 21, 2015  A study in gray. GREAT photo, even if this was like taking a bumpy bus ride for the passengers. I wonder what those headlights looked like in the distance? Posted by JDashRider on October 21, 2015  Did Harley Earl have any influence on the designers with the Aero Train? Regardless...awesome. Simply awesome. Posted by Sport! on October 21, 2015  Rock On!!! Posted by Rich Brown on October 21, 2015  Hard to believe now, but this photo provides more proof that these things REALLY DID EXIST. Those spotlessly clean cab windows give evidence that somebody STILL CARED about how they did their job. Posted by Steve Larson on October 21, 2015  Almost looks like a cardboard cutout for a new movie. I love it! Posted by Jorge Nicolo on October 22, 2015  Flexicoil type B Truck??? Posted by Craig Fraley on October 22, 2015  She still exist; #3 is on display at the St. Louis Transportation museum. Posted by Marty Bernard on October 22, 2015  Actually she is at the Museum of Transport in Kirkwood, MO. Posted by showalterbj on October 22, 2015  GM's version of the Edsel. Posted by Ry Alford on October 27, 2015  I like all of the design elements that appear to have come from an auto: the grille with headlights, roof line over the cab, the placement of windshield wipers. I would love to know more about who designed this locomotive and what ties they may have had to GM's automotive design staff. Posted by Stuart Crane on December 12, 2017  Fun look.

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