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Owner: Chicago Burlington & Quincy
Model:EMD F3BBuilt As:CBQ 138B (F3B)
Serial Number:7042Order No:E957
Frame Number:E957-B23Built:10/1948
Notes:blt 10/48, traded to EMD 2/69
Other locos with this serial:  CBQ 165B(F3B)
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CB&Q 165ABC in 1964
Title:  CB&Q 165ABC in 1964
Description:  Early F units usually came in set of 4, i.e., ABBA. The CB&Q found that for most trains on its mostly flat railroad ABA sets were sufficient so the ABBAs were broken into ABs with another newer A added. On the CB&Q an ABBA set was lettered ABCD and an ABA set was lettered ABC. In this picture we see CB&Q 165A, an F7A and 165B and C, F3Bs. The train is the early morning "Pick Up" at Milledgeville, IL (122 miles from Chicago on the Twin Cities Line). If the train had a number, it was never used on the dispatcher's line. Yes it is a heck of a train to be doing local switching, but it did weekdays.
Photo Date:  9/14/1964  Upload Date: 10/25/2006 9:50:51 AM
Location:  Milledgeville, IL
Author:  Marty Bernard
Categories:  Roster
Locomotives:  CBQ 165A(F7A) CBQ 165B(F3B) CBQ 165C(F3A)
Views:  1977   Comments: 1
CB&Q 165ABC in 1965
Title:  CB&Q 165ABC in 1965
Description:  Early F units usually came in set of 4, i.e., ABBA. The CB&Q found that for most trains on its mostly flat railroad ABA sets were sufficient so the ABBAs were broken into ABs with another newer A added. On the CB&Q an ABBA set was lettered ABCD and an ABA set was lettered ABC. In this picture we see CB&Q 165A, an F7A and 165B and C, F3B and A. Is this the A end or the C end?
Photo Date:  9/13/1965  Upload Date: 11/14/2006 8:24:48 PM
Location:  Eola, IL
Author:  Marty Bernard
Categories:  Yard
Locomotives:  CBQ 165A(F7A) CBQ 165B(F3B) CBQ 165C(F3A)
Views:  2272   Comments: 8


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