NCRX 350 (C424)

built in 1964 as Reading number 1501, he and another close friend of his, Reading 1508, served long years on the great yellow and green railroad until 1976 when they were both sold off to the Northern Colorado Railway (NoCo Rail), where he seeves today hauling mainline freight moves at 30 miles per hour. he still wears his original reading colors, but with painted sqaures over the original company logos for copyright reasons (as Conrail owned the rights to the name at the time) which is how he (now number 350) and his "brother", (now 351) serve in the great plains on Colorado, hauling freight across bumpy track with 351 often spitting oil from the exhaust. the year is 2015, they are due for a repaint in the next few years as their original paint is getting faded and rusting off. 350 and 351 are paired up again and are getting ready to make a mainline haul with a 34 car grain train from the Sterling interchange to the Eaton interchange.