is preserved at the Connecticut Eastern Railroad Museum. All remaining ConnDOT-owned units (2011, 2014, 2016, 2019, 2024, 2026, 2027) were sold to private owners by 2018, as follows: 2011 & 2026 are in service and maintained on the Massachusetts Coastal Railroad/Cape Cod Central Railroad in Massachusetts. 2014 & 2016 are in ownership of the Grapevine Vintage Railroad as of October 2019. They are used on GVRX excursion trains between Grapevine-Main Street station and The Fort Worth Stockyards. 2019 (formerly New Haven #2049) is in ownership of the Railroad Museum of New England. It was in operation at the Streamliners at Spencer event in North Carolina from May 29, 2014 to June 1, 2014. It is now used to pull RMNE's Northern Lights Limited holiday train on the Naugatuck Railroad during the winter season. 2024 is in ownership of the Webb Rail LLC (WEBX). 2027 is now owned by the Boston Surface Railroad, and is planned to operate in commuter service over the Providence & Worcester Railroad between the railroad's namesake cities in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. The Railroad Museum of New England currently has two FL9s awaiting restoration: the oldest surviving FL9, New Haven No. 2005 (currently numbered as No. 2002) as well as the very last EMD F-unit ever built, New Haven No. 2059 (current painted in Metro-North livery as Metro-North No. 2033). Two FL9s, No. 2006 and No. 2013, are preserved at the Danbury Railway Museum. No. 2006 wears the New Haven Livery, while 2013 wears New York Central livery, despite the NYC never owning any FL9s. In popular culture In 1978, FL9 #5048 was used in the filming of the original Superman movie starring Christopher Reeve. Still painted in New Haven livery, the unit was depicted pulling a commuter train past the entrance to Lex Luthor's hideout during the villain's introduction scene. See also List of GM-EMD locomotives List of GMD Locomotives British Rail Class 28 CoBo P32AC-DM - a similar dual-power locomotive derived from a diesel-electric locomotive. DM30AC - a similar dual-power locomotive derived from a diesel-electric locomotive. References Further reading External links Locomotive data sheet B-A1A locomotives Electric locomotives of the United States Electro-diesel locomotives F09L New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad locomotives North American streamliner trains 600 V DC locomotives Passenger locomotives Diesel-electric locomotives of the United States Railway locomotives introduced in 1956 Amtrak locomotives Standard gauge locomotives of the United States Streamlined