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Burlington Northern Railroad

Electro-Motive GP9M Diesels

1353, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in February 1958, #24084, FN 7561-4, as Great Northern 903, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1353, Class GP-5, in 1970 and sold as Cape Cod & Hyannis 1353 in 1988.  It was renumbered 25 and sold to Railtex in April 1989 as Georgia & Alabama 25.  It was transferred as Carolina Piedmont RR 25 and later Texas NorthEastern RR 25.

 

1354, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in March 1959, #25062, FN 7569-3, as GN 904, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1354, Class GP-5, in 1970 and retired in July 1985.

1355, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in March 1959, #25063, FN 7569-4, as GN 905, Class GP-5. It became BN 1355, Class GP-5, in 1970 and retired on June 15, 1992.  It was rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen on November 24, 1992, as 1521, Class GP-28M. It became Burlington Northern Santa Fe 1521, Class GP28, on January 14, 2003.

1356, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in March 1959, #25064, FN 7569-5, as GN 906, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1356, Class GP-5, in 1970 and rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen on November 12, 1992, as 1518, Class GP-28M,  It became BNSF 1518, Class GP28, in December 2004.

1357, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in March 1959, #25065, FN 7569-6, as GN 907, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1357, Class GP-5, in 1970 and sold for scrap to St Louis Auto Shredding in August 1987.

1356, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in March 1959, #25066, FN 7569-7, as GN 908, Class GP-5.  It was originally GN 412B, Class FTB, built in March 1944, #1952, #FN E530-1, and wrecked .  It was then built as GN 908 and became BN 1358, Class GP-5, in  1970.  It was rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen in November 1992 as 1517, Class GP28M, and became BNSF 1517, Class GP28M, on May 13, 2009.

1359, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in April 1959, #25068, FN 7569-9, as GN 909, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1359, Class GP-5, in 1970 and rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen on November 18, 1992, as  1519, Class GP-28M,  It became BNSF 1519, Class GP28, on February 11, 2006.

1360, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in April 1959, #25069, FN 7569-10, as GN 910, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1360, Class GP-5, in 1970 and retired in May 1991.  It was sold as Independent Locomotive Service 1360 and sold as Dakota Missouri Valley & Western 1360 in July 1991.

1361, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in April 1959, #25070, FN 7569-11, as GN 911, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1361, Class GP-5, in 1970 and traded in to Electro-Motive in July 1985.

1362, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in February 1959, #25060, FN 7569-1, as GN 912, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1362, Class GP-5, in 1970 and retired on November 10, 1982.  It was sold on April 26, 1983, as ILS 1362.  It was leased to Prairie States Co-op Terminal.

1363, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in February 1959, #25061, FN 7569-2, as GN 913, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1363, Class GP-5, in 1970 and traded in to Electro-Motive in July 1985.

1364, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in April 1959, #25067, FN 7569-8, as GN 914, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1364, Class GP-5, in 1970 and retired on June 15, 1992.  It was rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen in December 1992 as 1522, Class GP-28M.  It became BNSF 1522, Class GP28, in January 2002.

1365, GP9M, Class GP-5, was built in April 1959, #25071, FN 7569-12, as GN 915, Class GP-5.  It became BN 1365, Class GP-5, in 1970 and and retired on June 15, 1992,  It was rebuilt by Morrison Knudsen on November 19, 1992, as 1520, Class GP-28M.  It became BNSF 1520, Class GP28, in October 2004.

 

 

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