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Amtrak Railroad E-60 Locomotive # 610 Top View Dog T Shirt by stanrail

From www.railphotoexpress.biz -Twenty six were built by General Electric Company, Erie, PA, from 1974-1976. They were rated at 6,000 Horsepower, and their Weight was 183 tons.. The Original cost was $692,000 each They were designed for 120 MPH passenger service on The Northeast Corridor but never ran that fast due to tracking problems. They are no longer in service. Photo By Stan Feldman 10/11/1998

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Doggie Ribbed Tank Top

Pamper your pup and be the envy of the dog park with this customized tank top. It’s made from 5.8 oz., 100% combed, ringspun baby rib cotton for comfort. The neck, sleeves and bottom seam have double-needled ribbed binding for strength. Select one size up for long-haired dogs. *Heather is a 90/10 cotton-poly blend.

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Amtrak Railroad E-60 Locomotive # 610 Top View Dog T Shirt

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Amtrak Railroad E-60 Locomotive # 610 Top View

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From www.railphotoexpress.biz -Twenty six were built by General Electric Company, Erie, PA, from 1974-1976. They were rated at 6,000 Horsepower, and their Weight was 183 tons.. The Original cost was $692,000 each They were designed for 120 MPH passenger service on The Northeast Corridor but never ran that fast due to tracking problems. They are no longer in service. Photo By Stan Feldman 10/11/1998

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