American Freedom Train No. 104

The American Freedom Train No. 104 was built sometime in the 1950's and is modeled after the famous EMC "F" series of streamliners.
It consists of an A unit (the front unit with the engine and power train) and a B unit where the engineer sits along.
It is now at the Griffith Park & Southern Railroad where it operates today, and it's still in use.
== Trivia ==
*The locomotive used to had three stars, and was lettered "American Freedom Train" in the 1970s but as of today the stars, and letters were removed.
*Sometimes the locomotive can pull different coaches of the Griffith Park & Southern Railroad besides the colored patriotic coaches that the engine pulls.
*It has a paint scheme inspired by the 1975-1976 American Freedom Train that toured the US celebrating our bicentennial.
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Category:Griffith Park & Southern Railroad
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