Southeastern Pennsylvania Transit Authority |
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| Reporting Mark SEPTA | Photo by: Mike Ray | |||
| Revised: 2 August 2024 |
Info from: John Komanesky | |||
| Model (& Bldr) | Road No. | Serial # | Date | Notes |
| BL15 (Republic) | 50 | -- | -- | Active; rebuilt on frame of ex-Milw SW1200's 649 < nee Milw SW1200 2043 (EMD 20079, b/d 11/54) |
| 51 | -- | -- | Active; rebuilt on frame of ex-Milw SW1200's 626 < nee Milw SW1200 2021 (EMD 20056, b/d 11/54) | |
| RL1000 (Republic) | 60 | 0891J297 | 3/92 | -- |
| 61 | 0891J298 | -- | 3/92 | |
| 2GS14B-DE (NRE) | 70 | 058-0153 | 1/09 | -- |
| QST30BE-TL (KLW) | 91 (2nd) | -- | 2024 | -- |
| Cab Control Car (Alco) | 615 | 76838 | 11/49 | Rail adhesion; ex-Long Island RR < BN 4116 < SPS 864(864A-1) < nee GN FA-1 442A |
| ACS64 (Siemens) | 901 | -- | 2017 | Electric; delivered |
| 902 & 903 | -- | 2018 | Electric; delivered | |
| 904 & 905 | -- | 2018 | Electric; received 3/2018 | |
| 906-908 | -- | 2018 | Electric; received 4/2018 | |
| 909-913 | -- | 2018 | Electric; on order | |
* * * Dispositions * * * |
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| SW1200 / SW7 (EMD) | 52 | 20069 | 11/54 | Rebuilding of loco is contemplated; ex-Milw 639 < nee Milw SW1200 2033 |
| 53 | 13012 | 11/50 | SW7; stored unserviceable; ex-CR 8904 < PC 8904 < nee NYC (P&E) 8904 | |
| 80-tonner (GE) | 55 | 32085 | 12/53 | Sold, ex-Standard Slag 12 |
| GP9 (EMD) | 90 | 20723 | 11/55 | Retired and used as trade-ins on #60; ex-CR 7019 < Penn Central 7019 < nee PRR 7019 |
| 91 | 20732 | 11/55 | Retired and used as trade-ins on #61; ex-CR 7028 < Penn Central 7028 < nee PRR 8904 | |
| Cab Control Car (EMD) | 622 | 12626 | 11/50 | EMD scrapped, ex-Long Island RR < nee B&O F7A 4524 |
| AEM7 (EMD) | 2301 & 2302 | 866165-1 & 2 | 11/87 | Electric |
| 2303-2307 | 866165-3 to 7 | 12/87 | Electric | |
| ALP44 (ABB) | 2308 | -- | 10/96 | Electric |
| FP7 (EMD) | 4371 | 11387 | 5/50 | Retired, ex-CR 4371 < nee Reading 900 |
| 4372 & 4373 | 11389 & 11390 | -- | Retired, ex-CR 434372 7 73 < nee Reading (902 & 903 | |
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Notes
SEPTA also uses GE-built 45-tonners #6 (s/n 15726, b/d 9/42) and #7 (s/n 12976, b/d 12/40) on subway network Abbreviations:
Thanks to the following contributors/sources: Extra 2200 South (Issue 89), LocoNotes, and John Almeida, Tom Barrow, Martin Baumann, Ted Grumbine & Alex Jiricek New: 27 June 2007 |
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