Western Pacific Railroad Museum - Portola, California

[jadog31]

What kind of horn was that?

[BNSFBJ]

Nathan P3

[jadog31]

@BNSFBJ I Thought so.

[jadog31]

@BNSFBJ I Thought so.

[wildfire19861987]

That MO-PAC caboose is a long ways from home!

[kevininquincy]

To see damage to the train tracks in the Feather River Canyon during the flood of 97, search for flooding in the Feather River Canyon or "1997 New Years Flood in Plumas County Trailer"

[GP9railfan]

'Lil Lulu is lots of fun to operate. What a sweetheart of a locomotive.

[trainboy32]

awesome video

[salemcripple]

I got to operate that engine (without the caboose train of course). I once took a trip down there and "rented" it for an hour. My Dad, my brother, and me all got an hour operating time. It was an experience of a lifetime, I recommend it to anyone!

[duramax6600]

Too bad you couldn't get your hands on that DD40AX!! 6,600 hp monster that only Tim "The Tool Man" Taylor can wish he got his hands on!!!!!

[dash8amtrak]

the union pacific engine in the background looks like the front of a dd40ax

[09JDCTrainMan]

That is a dd40ax.

[GP9railfan]

@dash8amtrak It is. That's 6946. ;)

[BoxcarFrank]

Cool, I like that old ATSF Offset Cupola Caboose.

[SF3751]

Ran one of the engines up there. Fun!

[philster666]

its a p3

[CoastStarlight11]

Last time I was at rail days in Portola was in the year 2005. UP 1983 was there and it was brand spanken new at the time. In 2004 I got a cab ride on the caboose train around the loop. There is an area of the loop by the UP yard called "Malfunction Junction" LOL! Doubt I will make it to this years rail days in Portola.

[TrainmanKight]

caboose train lol thats a cool sp switcher great horn and bell on this unit too