Amtrak's eastbound “Southwest Chief” was running on time when it passed under the old Santa Fe cantilever signal, in Dalies, New Mexico, on May 26, 2003. Following the Superliner bi-level cars were express boxcars, ExpressTrak refrigerator cars, and truck trailer RoadRailer vans. It was here that Amtrak's train number 4 left the old Santa Fe mainline and headed for Albuquerque, New Mexico, to make its next stop.
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AMTK P42DC 202
AMTK P42DC 195
AMTK P42DC 174
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AMTK P42DC 74
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