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Dallas, Garland & Northeastern - The Many Colors of Dingo
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One could certainly argue that the Dallas, Garland, & Northeastern was north Texas' most
colorful railroad during the 1990s. It seemed like every time you turned around, a locomotive
representing a new or different RailTex line was in town. Following are a few shots of some
of the locomotives that made the Dingo such a colorful line during the railroad's first
few years:
Please click on any of the following pictures to see a larger image:
 
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An early DGNO shot - Great Western 272 was at
Tower 19 in Dallas on August 22, 1992.
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TNER GP7 107 -- a visitor to the DGNO from
neighboring shortline Texas Northeastern -- was
tied down at the beer distributor near Tower 19 in
Dallas on May 4, 1996.
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NCVA (North Carolina & Virginia) 23 spent some
time on the DGNO in 1992 and 1993. Here, the 23
shares track space with Great Western 272 in
Garland on November 14, 1992.
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Missouri & Northern Arkansas 508, an ex-UP GP40
on loan to DGNO from MNA, has just been shut
down for the day at Garland, Texas on May 4, 1996.
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Texas Northeastern 107, New
England Central 9529, and DGNO 172 (in the defunct
Austin & Northwestern's old green-and-gold
scheme) were all on hand in Garland, TX on July 7, 1998.
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More RailTex visitors: Cape Breton & Central Nova Scotia GP38s 3801 / 3800 were at
Garland, Texas on July 6, 1998.
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Ex-Austin & Northwestern 171 and Texas Northeastern 115 occupy DGNO's service tracks in
Garland on May 4, 1996.
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New England Central 9529 was photographed at Garland, TX on July 7, 1998.
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