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| | EMD GP20 WP 2009 |
 | | In the steam days, there were several engines that regularly appeared on TS rails, notably WP 122, 124 and 125 (which was also leased to the TS for several years), but in the diesel era few engines seemed to become regulars. |
 | | It was the only GP20 to receive yellow paint and one of only 6 high nose WP/SN units repainted (including SN GP7 711 and 4 WP GP9s). |
 | | Today, only two of her sisters survive: WP 2002 has been chopped nosed and works for an industry in the midwest, while WP 2001, the first of her model ever built, is preserved at the Western Pacific Railroad Museum at Portola, California, restored to her as delivered appearance. |
| www.tidewatersouthern.com /contents/motivepower/diesel/WPGP202009/wpgp202009.htm (277 words) |
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