A Superfleet FP45 quartet climbs Cajon bound for Kansas City.

Just like old times. Fresh from the paint shop, Santa Fe FP45s 101 and 102 show off the resurrected "Warbonnet" paint scheme in front of the classic San Bernardino station.

A solid set of Warbonnets between at Hill 582.

The Super Chief while passing by the Dick Wootton Ranch reveals its drumhead featuring a chief with headdress. As it passed I could not help but wonder what celebrities were on board that day a... (more)

Four F units are working hard as the westbound Super Chief moves past the Dick Wootton Ranch in Raton Pass. The diesels will have contended with 6 miles of continuous 3.5% grade by the time they... (more)

And now the climax of my morning at Raton Pass, the passage of the all-room, extra-fare Super Chief, " The Train of the Stars", seen here on a curve just north of the Dick Wootton Ranch. The ... (more)

Most of the all-coach, extra-fare streamliner, El Capitan, has passed into New Mexico as it enters the Raton Pass tunnel for westbounds. The stone marker to the left of the "Lower ... (more)

The all-coach, extra-fare El Capitan is about to enter the newer of the two tunnels at the summit of Raton Pass on its way west. The older wood-lined tunnel was abandoned in 1949 and plugged in... (more)

The all-coach, extra-fare El Capitan will soon enter the Raton Pass tunnel for westbounds after having gained 1,555 feet of altitude during its 15 mile journey from Trinidad.

Santa Fe's all-sleeper, extra-fare Chief climbs westbound past the little coal-mining town of Morley in Raton Pass. Morley was a typical company town with company houses, a school, a post offic... (more)

one of Santa Fe's ten GP40X units lead the "baby" steel slab train across the SP's Wilminton Branch at West Thenard automatic interlocking in Wilmington, CA. At the time Santa Fe ran a seventy fou... (more)

Four glistening Santa Fe FP45s lead the westbound 165 train through Lockport, Illinois on February 27, 1990. The early Super Fleet at its finest.

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Looking for a little Santa Fe style? How about a trio of brand new GE C44-9W's leading a stack train along the Seligman Subdivision at East Perrin, Arizona? Things appeared to be very prosperous f... (more)

4 New and shiny GP-60B's sit in the yard awaiting delivery to their new owner.