Santa Fe 3751 Original Restoration, Test Runs, & 1991 Excursion

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This was a tape that was made by D.W. Vanhook Productions in 1992. From what I was able to find, it unfortunately appears that Mr. Vanhook has passed away. Since this seems to be a very low print run, homemade tape, I thought it was worthy of preserving, especially given the historical significance of the 3751, it's original restoration and first excursion trip in 1991.

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@DanCron Год назад

That 5 chime gives me so many goosebumps! Really wish they’d kept that whistle on her.

@zacharycalgher3978 Год назад

Thankfully, the San Bernardino Railroad Historical Society still has Santa Fe 3751’s Santa Fe 5-chime freight whistle in storage. 3751 received her Santa Fe 6-chime passenger whistle in 1995.

@DanCron Год назад

@@zacharycalgher3978 yes, I believe the LM-540 6 chime was actually intended to be standard on all later/retrofitted ATSF steam power. The 3751 class being one exception due to height clearance issues at the Los Angeles Union Passenger Terminal, necessitating the much shorter LM-192 5 chimes for use on those 14 locomotives. Also I understand the 6 chime currently on 3751 actually came off of a 2900 class engine. Curious if this is correct.

@zacharycalgher6001 Год назад

Do you have footage of 3751 in 95?

@zacharycalgher3978 Год назад

3751 was also seen in There Goes a Tornado

@T128Productions 5 месяцев назад

It’s Train, dude.

@colinmulder6806 Год назад

How did you come across this?

@HistoryToBeRemembered Год назад

I've owned it since I was a kid. I was huge into trains, especially the 3751. So when me and my dad came across it in a small museum, I just had to get it.

@colinmulder6806 Год назад

@@HistoryToBeRemembered WOW, really? Was this museum in California by chance?

@HistoryToBeRemembered Год назад

@@colinmulder6806 Yes, if I remember correctly, we were visting the Harvey House in Barstow at the time. We ended up going to some other museum in Barstow that I think had to do with desert history (I don't recall it having much to do with trains at all), and this cassette was there for sale.

@colinmulder6806 Год назад

@@HistoryToBeRemembered Amazing, simply amazing. You've manage to come across one of those RARE VHS gems I'd to would like to have in my collection. Do you by chance have more of these?

@HistoryToBeRemembered Год назад

@@colinmulder6806 I don't think I have anything else rare or hard to find like this.