Railfanning Tehachapi
& Beyond
1987 & 1989
Photos are captures from the video!

The wonder of Tehachapi Loop, one of the greatest engineering feats in railroading history.

Throughout railroad history, the look of the trains on the
loop has changed many times, and this program
capture one of those moments. Cabooses were making their final
appearances.
The Santa Fe & The Southern Pacific were getting ready for their merger
with the short-lived "Kodachrome" paint scheme. Of course the merge never
happened, but the railroads
continued on for several more years before merging with other lines.


This program features huge intermodals on the Santa Fe, the
tank trains ("oil cans") on the Southern Pacific,
end even a loaded coal train with 2 sets of helpers climbing the loop!
You'll also see the usual variety of
mixed freights, including the SP lumber trains.

The loop itself is covered from a variety of locations.
You'll also see action from Caliente to Mojave.
Also included are brief visits to the Barstow, California classification yard,
and Cajon Pass
(unfortunately the wind quickly drove us away).
This is amateur footage digitally edited into an exciting and thoroughly enjoyable program!
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About 3 hours on 3 disks! - DVD or VHS - No Narration $24.95
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