Streaking along east toward the Colorado border, a Rio Grande freight shuffles along near Thompson, Utah. On point is GP30 3014, a January 1963 EMD product. It was sold to Progress Rail in 1995 and again to Progress Rail in 1996. That same year, it …

3014 was one of four Rio Grande GP30s to receive the billboard lettering. 3001, 3002, 3014 and 3027 are the four units that received the Stacked Rio Grande. 3016, 3017, 3019 and 3021 had the small flying Rio Grande lettering, but it was placed higher, in the knuckle latches.

EMD GP30: Built As: DRGW 3014 (GP30) Serial Number: 28043: Order No: 7640: Frame Number: 7640-1: Built: 1/1963: Notes: blt 1/63: Other locos with this serial: DRGW 3014(GP30) CVR 3014(GP30) Page Controls : View: Pics Per Page: Page 1 of 0. Site Design ...

D&RGW 3014 northbound at Colorado Springs during the summer of 1984. Joe Munson photo.

ScaleTrains Rivet Counter SXT39967 EMD GP30, Rio Grande/Large Billboard Lettering #3014 DCC & Sound N Scale (Note pictures may show a different road number). A new era continues with the Rivet Counter N Scale EMD GP30.

N Scale Atlas GP30 D&RGW Rio Grande #3014. backathisranch9 (179) 95% positive; Seller's other items Seller's other items; Contact seller; US $68.00. 15 bids. Ends in . Condition: Used Used “ Was told it ran fine ...

ScaleTrains "Rivet Counter" SXT33374 ---. Rio Grande (DRGW) GP30 3014 Phase 1d "Billboard Lettering" (80s - 90s Era) with factory-installed DCC LokSound decoder, and magnetic knuckle couplers. DETAILS : HO.

Nov 27, 2024 · Scale Trains GP30 3014 Large billboard Rio Grande 80-90s era DC/DCC ready New in box and unran

Feb 25, 2025 · Streaking along east toward the Colorado border, a Rio Grande freight shuffles along near Thompson, Utah. On point is GP30 3014, a January 1963 EMD product. It was sold to Progress Rail in 1995 and again to Progress Rail in 1996. That same year, it …

Prototype History: The EMD GP30 is a 2,250 hp (1,680 kW) four-axle B-B diesel-electric locomotive built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division of La Grange, Illinois between July 1961 and November 1963.