SOO SD60M 6062 leads CP 182 east into Bensenville Yard.

Brand new Soo Line EMD SD60M leads train No. 950 south out of Milwaukee at Waterford Avenue in Greenfield, Wisconsin, on February 10, 1990.

The Soo Line only had 5 widecab SD60M's and the last one, 6062, leads a train out of Milwaukee, WI in January of 1991. The billboard on the left is for radio station WOKY, a longtime station that ... (more)

SOO SD60M 6062 leads the eastbound Sprint train into Bensenville yard. Now, just a year later, both the Sprint trains and the SOO SD60/SD60Ms are gone.

Onboard Amtrak No. 8, the Empire Builder, and in a view from the left side of Amtrak F40PH No. 357 is a meet with a westbound freight led by Soo Line SD60M No. 6062 at Medary, Wisconsin, on Novemb... (more)

Friendly wave at Brookfield
On the afternoon of August 31, 1990, Soo Line train No. 943 with a new SD60M (last of the series) passes through Brookfield, Wisconsin. The late Ronald Moral... (more)

A solid Candy Apple trio heads west with the train to Huron, SD.

Two Candy Apples running elephant style have just woke up the small community of Ixonia, Wisconsin on their way towards Milwaukee and points south with stacks from the Twin Cities. Barely 07:00 an... (more)

The two candy apples are looking good, as they pass under Kates Road in Deerfield.

SOO 6062 and 6051 lead the eastbound 182 through Duplainville (Pewaukee), closing in on Milwaukee.

182 blasts through Ixonia just after sunrise with a pair of Candy Apple SD60s. This train ran non-stop from where the crew got on at Portage to where they swapped trains at Bryn Mawr (Elk Grove)!

Bound for Bensenville, the hotshot 182 rolls through Deerfield, powered by a pair of classic Soo Lines, the leader being an SD60M.

Two Candy Apples handle the morning stacks.

Back in it's former stomping grounds, a SOO SD-60M leads CP's Twin Cities-Kansas City manifest over Duck Creek.

SOO 6062 and CP 6220 (a newly repainted SD60) make history as they lead the very first windmill train over the Dakota, Minnesota and Eastern line in southern Minnesota. The bases arrived in Wolse... (more)