I couldn't help the title. This one was the helper behind a Norfolk Southern today on the Horse Shoe Curve.

I couldn't help the title. This one was the helper behind a Norfolk Southern today on the Horse Shoe Curve.
Actually, that's an interesting shot. There seems to be a panel, just behind the cab before the first stanchion, that's still painted with the red warbonnet scheme. I'm assuming it's a replacement panel. What do you think?
Thanks. That makes a lot of sense now that you mention it.:thumb:That's the air conditioner and they are frequently swapped around on GE locomotives, regardless of the paint they carry. Norfolk Southern units will have a primer-only AC on a fully painted unit as well as a painted AC on a primer-only body. You can also see lighter orange AC units taken from a faded locomotive and installed on a freshly painted one.