Posted by Dave Mamulski on January 10, 2018 
What year was it built ?
Posted by Troy Staten on January 11, 2018 
I believe these where built in the late 1930's early 1940's. Those diesels sure look worn out in a shorter period of time than a steam locomotive.
Posted by Greg Mross on January 11, 2018 
Bought in 1941, scrapped in 1956. Cracked frame from what I understand. Frequently used on the Peninsula 400.
Posted by cavranger on January 11, 2018 
Built in August 1941.
Posted by Larry R. Kirstein on January 11, 2018 
Builder's date of Aug 1941.
Posted by Marty Bernard on January 11, 2018 
Built in August 1941, retired in 1956 and scrapped according to Diesel Shop.
Posted by SPBayAreaFan on January 11, 2018 
I read somewhere that the last DL-109 was scrapped in 1968, but most were gone by the late 50's.
Posted by Jeff Swanson on January 12, 2018 
What I find interesting is that GTW was still strong running steam on their passenger trains during this time. And here is a diesel that looks to be 40 years old facing a scrapper. Love your postings by the way, Greg!
Posted by Greg Mross on January 12, 2018 
Thanks Jeff.
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