Middletown & New Jersey's CH-1 heading to Warwick with GMTX 2202 leading. M&NJ's GP9u 773 is on the opposite end of the train will lead on the way back from Warwick.

GMTX 2123 on lease to the Lubbock and Western at Brownfield, TX.

Middletown & New Jersey CH-1 with GMTX 2202 leading on the trip back to Campbell Hall.

GATX (GMTX) GP38-2 No. 2337 sits just outside the paint shop waiting for further work at Union Pacific’s Downing B. Jenks Shop at North Little Rock, Arkansas, on May 18, 2015. Getting cleaned up... (more)

A lease unit sits in Conrail's Oak Island Yard.

GMTX 2120 gives the UP a hand in the North Yard.

Not something you see every day here on the P&W, GMTX SD60's leading GRWO, long hood forward! Here they are coming into the yard, through an impressive bridge structure.

After serving nearly a year in place of an OOS Genset, the old NW2 that's switched cars recently at GATX has been placed in a deadline (and the genset has been revived). Anyone know the history of... (more)

Two of Maine Northern Railway's GP38-2's are the power for 502, the local out of Squa Pan to Presque Isle. Here the train is en route to Huber Lumber and McCain's in Easton with six boxes and a t... (more)

A hazy winter day in a crowded UP North Yard catches GMTX 2117 (GP38-2) waiting for an assignment. 2117 is in familiar territory, having been on the UP roster back in the day.

On loan to the New York New Jersey Rail, a GMTX GP38-2 sits with New York New Jersey Rail's SW1200 at Greenville Yard.

On loan to the New York New Jersey Rail, a GMTX GP38-2 sits with New York New Jersey Rail's SW1200 at Greenville Yard.

As UP's Sheboygan local rests for the night, yesterdays coal train, led by an unusually new EMD SD70AH idle away before beginning the trip back to Wyoming tomorrow.

With the days work tied up above on the mainline the crew runs around on the Kohler industrial branch to the Cargill malt plant to pick up a few more cars.

Leased to Arcelor Mittal, GMTX 115 shuffles around a handful of scrap gondolas for interchange with the IHB along Dock Street.