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This is 1 of 10 Alco C630's bought by the UP in 1966. They were off the property in late 1973. There is some interesting history of these engines at Utah Rails. These were the last Alcos purchased by UP and the loss of UP's business probably accelerated Alco's decline.

That's a Centennial predecessor, DD35 #83, behind.
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~factorone33 Jun 7, 2007  Professional Photographer
I take it their 6-axle experiments weren't the most promising to the Class 1's?
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yes... follow the link in the "Artist's Comments" it was very interesting given the EMD/GE competition today.
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~factorone33 Jun 7, 2007  Professional Photographer
I should've known it would've been on UtahRails. Interesting story.
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railfans: alco's rule!
class 1's: alco's suck!
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*Joseph-W-Johns May 26, 2007  Professional Photographer
I always thought the Centennials had 6900 series numbers and had wider cabs.
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:iconclassictrains:
whoops... shoulda checked... that's a Centennial predecessors... a DD36... you are right again. one of these days i'll learn! :-(
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:iconclassictrains:
jeez... wish I could type :-) DD35
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