Tag Archives: Autorack
GP7 606
VO-1000 214
SD45 908

SD45 908 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
The train is westbound of the Chickasha Subdivision. It has just departed East Yard and crossed the North Canadian River. The roadway in front of the locomotives is South Santa Fe Street. Beyond the street the train will pass under the North/South Santa Fe Railroad mainline. Just to the west beyond the underpass is the joint Frisco/Rock Island Oklahoma City Union Depot.
The photographer is standing on the rise for the Santa Fe main tracks. This elevated grade separation was constructed to the east of the downtown business district in the early 1930s. Eight blocks North is the Santa Fe’s (now Amtrak) depot.
The view is looking northeast.
Special thanks to Mark Davidson.
Autoracks

Autoracks at Fenton, Missouri (date unknown).
This photograph was taken at the classification yard at the Chrysler Vehicle Assembly Plant. The photographer is standing very close to the Frisco’s yard office. The right most track leads to the industries Bemis Bag Company and Inland Container/International Paper. Further east, north of Interstate 44, near highway mile marker 274, was the vehicle assembly plant.
The tree line and high tension power line towers above the cars mark the south bank of the Meramec River. Expanding eastward between this row of trees and the string of autoracks are the empty and receiving yards. Diverging to the southeast from the receiving yard is the autorack loading ramps yard.
Approximately 1.5 miles west, just east of Missouri Highway 141, is the wye connection to the Rolla Subdivision. This connection is just south of the Frisco’s crossing of the Meramec River at Valley Park.
The view is looking northeast.
Special thanks to Mark Davidson.
F7A 19
U25B 829
Post-Merger Autorack Gallery
- Autorack 803169
- Autorack 942503
- Autorack 942503
- Autorack 931229
- Autorack 852298
- Autorack 852273
- Autorack 820868
- Autorack 820856
- Autorack 820854
- Autorack 810067
- Autorack 803975
Gallery of post-merger Frisco autoracks photographed at various locations.
SW9s 312 and 313
GP35 714 and SD45s 914 and 915

GP35 714 and SD45s 914 and 915 lead a train (date and location unknown).