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Y&MV GP7 200

Y&MV 201 Blog Category
Y&MV GP7 200 is one of three Ex-Santa Fe GP7u's on the roster sporting the unique "Topeka Cab" applied to many of the GP7's and GP9's rebuilt by the Santa Fe.  Much like the Santa Fe CF7 and the Illinois Central GP10, these units were quality rebuilds with much useful life in them after their original owners were done with them.  Topeka-cab GP7u's are still roaming the rails of short lines and industries today.

For the purposes of the Y&MV mechanical department, this unit is a GP7 and will not carry the "u" suffix which meant "upgraded" on the Santa Fe roster.

Purchased from Trainworld, this model was delivered today, 1-14-2015, via U.P.S.  It was purchased without the stock Athearn Tsunami sound.  After the paint shop is finished with the Y&MV 200, it will be sent off for LokSound decoder installation as well as LED headlight and ditch light installation.

This unit is a sister to Y&MV 201, purchased several weeks earlier.  This unit will not have a separate production blog category, though it will appear in Y&MV 201 blog as the units will be shopped together.

Current Status - In Shop

Paint - 
Decals - Custom Y&MV by RailGraphics
DCC - None
Horn - No Sound
Couplers - Will change to Kadee No. 5
Athearn Genesis Spec Sheet

Y&MV GP7 200 Slideshow


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  • NT&0/T&GN Story
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  • Operations
    • Safety ? Logo
    • MAPS
    • Business Units
    • Train Symbols >
      • T&GN/NT&O Train Symbol Methodology >
        • TGN-NTO MBU-Domestic Symbols
        • TGN-NTO MBU-Mexico Symbols
        • TGN-NTO Local Symbols
        • TGN-NTO Yard Job Symbols
        • TGN-NTO Cycle Train Symbols
        • TGN-NTO Intermodal Train Symbols
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      • GM&O Southern Division Time Table No. 11
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