Running 1942 Plymouth Switcher 

That little thing is strong! It's amazing that it can pull a giant 4-8-4!

That thing sounds awesome! Sounds like it's lining up for a shot at the quarter-mile!

Those Diesels look in good Shape.

Does the crossing signal with the teardrop work?

Would've been a great commercial for Plymouth

Was that blue a standard color? There is a locomotive in my area, the Lehigh Valley rail road (Allentown Bethlehem Easton sections). the Ironton rail trail which runs along the D&L (deleware and Lehigh) have Plymouth switcher seeking funds. From the poster they have it was once owned by the Dragon cement company it was black red and gold. Now it is a a faded blue with a vinyl decal saying Southdown Cement company inc. On the side. I don't know if it runs but i did 2 videos on my channel its not locked or roped off and there is no warning keep out. They left the doors wide open. There's alot of pieces missing. I don't know if it runs. But still exists.

Sounds like ford engines that the Sherman tanks had

God those Plymouths sound horrible. It sounds like it ready to fly appart. There cool engines though