< iframe width =" 480 "elevation =" 320" src =" https://www.youtube.com/embed/i4ygjqH83d8?rel=0 "frameborder =" 0" allowfullscreen >< img style="float: left; margin:0 5px 5px 0; "src =" http://taxdr.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/07/3rJ2Wb.jpg"/ > In this video, three trains are seen at Ridgefield Park terminal on the CSX River Line/Subdivision. The key reason I went was to see CN 8952, the Grand Trunk Western heritage device, make its maiden voyage right into New Jersey on CSX rails, allow alone it being the initial ever CN heritage device to endeavor onto right here. That wasn't the only train that was worth a shot; CSX Q433 had a great choice of shocks in the form of several 50 foot boxcars from fallen flag railroads like the Western Pacific, Nacionales de Mexico, Chicago Northwestern, and Seattle Northcoast, led by a set of YN2 AC44s and a CP 8862, which so takes place to have actually worn a Vancouver 2010 Olympics livery a livery. NYSW WS-2 is seen with CSX GP38-2 2722 leading LHF taking 10 2-bay receptacles north. Also ran right into a vast variety of enthusiasts not restricted to @River Line Productions, @Rails of the Northeast, @Michael's Railroading Video clips, SupremeRailfan, East Shore Rail Productions, NY&NJ Railfan, amongst others. Appreciate the video clip! Like, comment, and subscribe! Congrats to those that obtained my channel up to 1.5 k belows! NYSW WS-2 - 5:18 pm. CSXT GP38-2 2722. CSX Q433 - 5:30 pm. CSXT AC4400CW 378. CSXT AC4400CW 478. CP ES44AC 8862. CSX K614 - 6pm. CN SD70M-2 8952 "Grand Trunk Western". CN C44-9W 2541. Dissonance: https://discord.gg/6W87MMg. Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/146765911@N07/. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centraljerseyrailfan/