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Dizzy and GMD FP9 (CN paintjob)
Originally build for passengers, this locomotive was later repurposed for freight when people started to prefer commuting by cars in North America.
The FP9 is also still used today by the Royal Canadian Pacific, as a luxury train for wealthy guests touring the Rocky Mountains.
Boone & Scenic Valley in Autumn
Two eras of diesel power cross paths as AC4400CW CP 9382, wearing her as-delivered dual flag paint job, hauls a sulphur train past CP's Royal Canadian Pacific luxury train, led by FP7A CP 1400 in classic maroon, yellow, and grey, 09/13/2002. These two locomotives entered CP's roster approximately 50 years apart, and in this photo 9382 would have been close to new. Photo by Mike Danneman via Railpictures.ca
