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amtrak92
Member # 14343
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I'm creating this thread, so that when we see one of the heritage locomotives, it can act as a heads up for other railfans. 145 was in DC Last I know of
 
amtrak92
Member # 14343
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145 lead locomotive on the Palmetto
 
Gilbert B Norman
Member # 1541
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Mr.Amtrak 92, The Palmetto; 89 or 90 AND (date of origin).

As example, official Amtrakese refers to the Southbound Palmetto that departed New York today as #89(24). The Northbound that will depart Savannah on Monday July 25 as #90(25).

With this perfected reporting, a reader will know to which "Palmetto" you refer.
 
amtrak92
Member # 14343
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Ok thank you. It is on the Palmetto again. So #89(25) #90(26)
 



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