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In my previous post showing a  QGRY unit amongst the SOR,  I included a link to a previous photo from years ago, that was a head on shot of this unit, CEFX 2019.


I&#8217;ve always considered this GP20D, built by EMD, to be odd-looking. Might be because of a smaller looking nose on the front, caused by what looks to be a high cab that is situated higher than most engines I have seen. Nonetheless, it was leased by the SOR, along with sister engine 2014 from the CIT Group/Capital Finance Group Inc. (CEFX) and was used for a few years before the G&amp;W takeover. 


Here, its about to service the Imperial Oil refinery as it crosses bringing a small cut of tank cars with it.</title>
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