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CR placed the GP9's in series 7000-7512. Built between January, 1954 and December, 1959, the GP9 produced 1,750hp through EMD's 16-cylinder supercharged 567C prime mover.

Conrail GP9 locomotive train engine photos, plus Penn Central, Erie Lackawanna, and Lehigh Valley

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Oct 29, 2018 · The roster below is comprehensive for Conrail's GP9 between April 1976 and the retirement of the last unit, and contains all predecessor units of the locomotive class that Conrail inherited.

Former PRSL GP-38 2001 (CR 7661) leads sister-unit 2007 (CR 7668), GP9 7157 and C425 2423 into Abrams yard in February, 1977. Third and fourth in line behind former PRSL GP38's …

CONRAIL GP-9 Conrail inherited 446 GP-9s from virtually every railroad that went into Conrail. PC (PRR) - 254, PC (NYC) - 152, PC (NH) - 12, CUT - 4, EL (Erie) - 6, LV - 2. This class of engine was the largest single type Conrail started out with. These engines were numbered 7000-7483 and 7500-7559.

Former PC/PRR 7006 (before restoration as PRR 7006) at Strasburg, PA on 4/26/1986.

Former PC/PRR 7124 in storage among a mix of other freight cars and locomotives at Altoona, PA on 8/5/1984.

Conrail's fleet of nearly 600 GP9's came from Penn Central, Erie Lackawanna, and Lehigh Valley. They took series CR 7000-7559. By 1980, rebuilt GP10's will take the 75xx series. Penn Central was the only Conrail predecessor to own the cabless GP9B.