Honoring Our Veterans FEC 430 arrives at Colfax to switch Hastings Materials as Maryann gets her shots. This is the first livery of it's type on the FEC.
It's clear who owns FEC these days two Grupo Mexico Transportes motors hustle 105 over the hump at Colfax.
Grupo Mexico Transportes livery motors 813 and 816 bracket an LNG Champ tender departs south from Sunbeam just after the road crew had climbed on.
Grupo Mexico Transportes livery motors 813 and 816 bracket an LNG Champ tender preparing to depart south.
Big Champ, Little Champ lead today's 105 with no LNG tender around FEC's hard working MOW crews keeping the line in top shape.
Two Grupo Mexico Transportes liveried motors head up 105 today. FEC at a frantic pace is repainting the Big Champs. If you look close you can see famous East Coast Hogger being a bit silly.
On some Sunday's FEC runs a 900 down to New Smyrna Beach and back, seen departing Bunnell.
Chargers are on! Like someone threw a switch the Chargers have taken charge of the Silver Service the Meteor seen at Palatka.
The 105 splits downtown Bunnell with GMT Livery 820 in the lead. The 820, 816 and 813 have been repainted so far.
The annual or so FRA inspection car rolls into Bunnell
FEC 105 rolls out of Bunnell Florida with one of the new Grupo Mexico Transportes (GMT) motors leading. Plans are for all ES44's to get this livery.
The 905 local rolls into Dorena to run around it's train with grupo blue 421 leading.
Chargers for the second time lead the Silver Star. Dual sets of chargers have turned up on 97/98 and now have reached 91/92.