FEC 101 curves through the Nation's Oldest City. FEC is continuing to experiment with various lash ups of motive power to determine the most efficient way to move freight from point A to point B. ... (more)

The sun came out just in time. Then went back in the clouds right after the engines went by.

FEC 101 races through Dorena lead by unique FEC locomotive # 104. FEC 104 is the only Rail America SD70M-2 that does not have the Rail America logo. The second motor is one of three SD70M-2's leas... (more)

FEC 107 on Labor Day in the Nation's Oldest City. FEC 104 is unique being the only Rail America SD70M-2 without a RA logo on the nose. The white building in the background is a well known St. Augu... (more)

FEC 107 lead by SD70M-2's 104 and 102 winding through St. Augustine. Fans of the SD70M-2's will be happy with the addition of the three leased SD70M-2s most through freights will get dual sets of... (more)

FEC 107 with the recently re lettered FEC 104. FEC 104 was the only FEC engine that said Rail America on it, now it says FEC and the RA logo is removed from the nose. Here seen with our famous Dav... (more)

FEC 109 heading south with a Red White and Blue motor. This is FEC # 104 that once read Rail America and now has been re lettered to say Florida East Coast. Happy 4th of July!

FEC train 206, with the FEC 104 leading, passes through St Augustine one week before being involved in a major wreck and ending up laying on its side in a woods.

Here comes the 107 rounding the bend.

FEC 104 in RailAmerica paint sits with older power in the ready tracks at Bowden, FL. Photo taken with permission.

Not quite the shot I was looking for, but FEC train 226 is still looking good north of the bridge in St. Augustine.

FEC 226 seen at St. Augustine. FEC 104 was the only FEC motor with Rail America on the hood. These motors have been returned to the leasing company.

Lettered for Rail America vice FEC. Maybe changed in the future.

Famed East Coast Hogger (Dave Shelley) takes his first 101 on the new schedule. FEC 104 is the only unit lettered Rail America.