PC 4622

Name	Type	Comments	Date

Bernie Feltman	General	Bob, is that a pre-GG1? It looks old as dirt	3/4/2014 7:34:34 AM

Fred Stuckmann	General	Here's a bit of history on it, you probably saw it on it's way to Luntz to be scrapped. 222, Class P-2b, was built by Alco-General Electric in January 1930, #67697, 10742, as Cleveland Union Terminal 1068, Class P-1a. It was renumbered 218 in August 1936 and rebuilt by General Electric as NYC 222, Class P-2b, in 1955. It was renumbered 4622 in 1966 and became PC 4622, Class P-2, in 1968. It was retired, sold to Luntz Iron & Metal, and scrapped in February 1973.	3/4/2014 8:15:01 AM

Tim Darnell	General	My interest started watching these in NYC lightning stripes.	3/4/2014 7:44:53 PM

Chris S	General	Wow, didn't know PC lettering made it to those old girls; great catch	3/6/2014 6:55:12 PM

PC 4622
Peek-a-boo! Unfortunately this was the best shot I could get of this PC electric.
Date: 2/18/1973	Location: Alliance, OH	Views: 861	Collection Of: Robert Farkas
Locomotives: PC 4622(P1a) Rolling Stock: PC 702348 (Flat Car)			Author: Robert Farkas

Picture Categories: Yard		This picture is part of album: Penn Central

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