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Hawko
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There is a former Santa FE SD 39 working at the BNSF Galesburg, IL Yard with the engine number GN 1924. This is the first time I have seen the BNSF re-number a locomotive with the initials from one of their predecessor railroads. Has anyone else seen any other engines re-numbered in this manner? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Here is a shot of the GN 1924 on or about the 25th of June 2009 at the BNSF Galesburg, IL Yard.
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Hawko
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Here is a picture of the GN 1924 in front of the Galesburg, IL Amtrak Depot on July 22, 2009.
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Pyronova
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Is it possible BNSF has run out of numbers like UP did; and since the new BNSF paint is very GN esque; perhaps someone in management is a romantic at heart?
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Hawko
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The GN 1914 behind the hump tower on the evening of August 2, 2009 at the BNSF Northtown (Minneapolis, MN) Yard. Like the GN 1924, the GN 1914 is also a SD39.
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Mox
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BNSF has ran out of numbers so some of the older emds are getting switched to GN numbers... on another note, there is currently a GN SW1500 getting painted in the old Big Sky Blue paint scheme in Topeka
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