Posted by John Higginson on August 30, 2013  It's great to see some railroads remain classy in this day and age. What a looker! Posted by Sid Vaught on August 30, 2013  B-U-Tful Posted by Tom Keeping on August 30, 2013  Wow! The hits just keep coming from NS! Once again, thank you NS, for showing just how classy you guys are. Great shot, Casey! If only a Atlantic and East Carolina heritage would be rolled out... Posted by Tom Keeping on August 30, 2013  Wow! The hits just keep coming from NS! Once again, thank you NS, for showing just how classy you guys are. Great shot, Casey! If only a Atlantic and East Carolina heritage would be rolled out... Posted by Tony Kimmel on August 30, 2013  Awesome paint scheme, great photo Casey. Man what's up with that fuel tank though?? OUCH!! Posted by Mike on August 30, 2013  That fuel tank sure has taken a beatin! Posted by on August 30, 2013  The dents in the fuel tank have been there since Conrail days, at least 1984: http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=1465892 Posted by David Doty Sr. on August 30, 2013  The fuel tank appears to be manufactured that way and not damaged. Use a magifying glass and take a closer look at the tank and you will see the difference. No damage-built that way. Posted by Scott Haugland on August 31, 2013  Too bad the fuel tank dents couldn't have been easily fixed as well, but that is still a very sharp looking unit. Posted by Zach Pumphery on August 31, 2013  There's no way it was "built that way". Those are obviously from a sideswipe incident. It didn't have them in its PC days... http://www.rrpicturearchives.net/showPicture.aspx?id=642711 Posted by Kris Wysong on August 31, 2013  It was accidental damage, too bad it couldn't have been covered up. Posted by Mike on September 1, 2013  Built that way? LOL. That's funny.

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