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Santa Fe Car Slogans Santa Fe Car Slogans Map Cars Class Car # Year Slogan Bx‐27 136964 1945 Chief 137162 1943 Grand Canyon 138127 1937 Chief 138467 3‐1951 Scout Bx‐31 37004 TS 6‐46 Grand Canyon Bx # 116 Bx‐32 148200‐148249 1940 Scout 148250‐148349 1940 Grand Canyon 148350‐148399 1940 Scout 148255 TS 1‐40 Grand Canyon 148369 TS 2‐40 Scout (C.L. Map) Bx‐33 145000‐145099 1940 El Capitan 145100‐145199 1940 Super Chief 145200‐145299 1940 Chief 145300‐145399 1940 Grand Canyon 145400‐145499 1940 Scout Bx‐33 145221 1940 Chief Bx‐34 139500‐139859 1940 Grand Canyon 139860‐140219 1940 Scout 140220‐140579 1940 El Capitan 140580‐140939 1940 Super Chief 140940‐141299 1940 Chief Bx‐34 140177 1940 Scout (C.L. Map) 140244 1940 El Capitan (C.L. Map) 140809 5‐1940 Super Chief (C.L. Map) 141061 1940 Chief Bx‐36 148400‐148549 40‐42 Scout 148550‐148699 40‐42 El Capitan 148700‐148849 40‐42 Super Chief 148850‐148999 40‐42 Chief 149000‐149149 40‐42 Grand Canyon 149150‐149934 40‐42 Incomplete Bx‐36 148447 1941 Scout (War Bonds) Bx # 189 148519 TS 9‐40 Scout Bx # 118 148773 TS 10‐40 Super Chief 148649 1946 El Capitan 149007 1960 Grand Canyon 149098 1946 Scout 149149 1945 Grand Canyon (War Bonds) Bx‐37 141301‐141700 41‐42 Scout 141701‐142100 41‐42 Grand Canyon 142101‐142500 41‐42 El Capitan 2. 142501‐142900 41‐42 Super Chief 142901‐143310 41‐42 Chief 143311‐143510 41‐42 Scout 143511‐143710 41‐42 Grand Canyon 143711‐143910 41‐42 El Capitan 143911‐144110 41‐42 Super Chief 144111‐144310 41‐42 Chief 145500‐147499 41‐42 Incomplete Bx‐37 141065 ? Scout 141702 4‐1941 Grand Canyon Bx # 121, 189 141952 1965 Grand Canyon 142097 5‐1941 Scout Bx # 189 142333 1942 El Capitan 142410 5‐1941 El Capitan Bx # 189 142691 1943 Super Chief 7 142803 6‐1941 Super Chief Bx # 189 143150 6‐1941 Chief Bx # 189 143289 1947 Chief 146233 1940 Chief 146454 3‐1942 Chief 146925 1943 Scout Bx‐40 37114 1949 El Capitan 150757 CW 4‐42 El Capitan Bx‐41 270063 1967 Super Chief 270093 TS 2‐45 Grand Canyon Bx # 125 Bx‐42 270844 TS 2‐45 Grand Canyon Bx # 125 202381 1963 Chief 3 Bx‐43 144400‐144699 1944 All Super Chief Bx‐43 144499 9‐1944 Super Chief Bx # 122 144590 KC 1‐53 Super Chief Bx‐44 138700‐138799 45‐46 Grand Canyon 138800‐138899 45‐46 Scout 138900‐138999 45‐46 El Capitan 139000‐139099 45‐46 Super Chief 139100‐139199 45‐46 Chief 138791 12‐1945 Grand Canyon Bx # 123 Bx‐44 138958 1‐1946 El Capitan Bx‐46 37316 TS 4‐48 El Capitan Bx # 128 272080 1948 Chief MW # 84 272198 7‐45 El Capitan 272221 1947 El Capitan 272341 ? El Capitan 272389 1950 El Capitan 272474 5‐48 Scout 3. 272588 FM 11‐59 Scout 272673 1946 Grand Canyon 14 272973 TS 4‐46 Grand Canyon Bx # 126 Bx‐48 274100‐274149 1946 Grand Canyon 274150‐274299 1946 Scout 274300‐274449 1946 El Capitan 274450‐274599 1946 Super Chief 274600‐274749 1946 Chief Bx‐48 274020 10‐46 Grand Canyon 274068 1970 Grand Canyon 274099 1967 Grand Canyon 274199 10‐1946 Scout 274279 1966 Scout 274312 1971 El Capitan 274326 1967 El Capitan 274396 1972 El Capitan 274469 1967 Super Chief 274534 1966 Super Chief 274625 FM 8‐66 Chief 274629 TS 12‐68 Chief 274714 1974 Chief Fe‐5 63211 1946 El Capitan Fe‐6 67201 1949 Super Chief Fe‐7 5422 1947 El Capitan 5531 1944 Chief 5999 TS 6‐46 Super Chief Fe # 55 9143 1940 Super Chief 9198 1940 Super Chief Fe‐8 6400 TS 11‐41 Grand Canyon Fe # 62 6414 TS 5‐41 Scout Fe # 61 6416 TS 4‐42 Scout Fe‐13 6312 CW 11‐46 El Capitan Fe # 70 6330 TS 2‐44 Scout 6450 TS 5‐41 Scout Fe # 69 14, 15 Fe‐15 63356 TS 3‐47 El Capitan Fe‐19 5422 1947 El Capitan 5531 1944 Chief 5551 1946 Chief Fe‐20 9000‐9099 1940 El Capitan 9100‐9199 1940 Super Chief Fe‐20 9004 1940 El Capitan 9043 TS 4‐40 El Capitan 9143 TS 5‐40 Super Chief Fe # 79 9198 TS 5‐40 Super Chief Fe # 78 4. Fe‐21 7350‐7399 1940 All Grand Canyon Fe‐21 7352 TS 11‐40 Grand Canyon Fe # 82 . Fe‐22 6625 TS 1‐44 Scout Fe # 85 7031 TS 1‐41 Grand Canyon 7071 1945 Chief 7125 TS 8‐44 Chief Fe‐24 10000‐10039 41‐42 Grand Canyon 10040‐10079 41‐42 Scout 10080‐10119 41‐42 El Capitan 10120‐10159 41‐42 Super Chief 10160‐10199 41‐42 Chief 10200‐10259 1942 Grand Canyon 10260‐10319 1942 Scout 10380‐10439 1942 Super Chief 10440‐10499 1942 Chief Fe‐24 10000 12‐ 1941 Grand Canyon 10055 12‐1941 Scout Fe # 89 10089 12‐1841 El Capitan Fe # 89 10135 12‐1941 Super Chief Fe # 89 10197 12‐1941 Chief Fe # 89 10207 1943 Grand Canyon Fe # 90 15 10300 TS 7‐48 Super Chief Fe # 93 10347 TS 6‐48 El Capitan FE # 94 Fe‐25 10631 1946 Chief 10861 RD 8‐53 Scout Fe‐26 64200‐64299 1945 Grand Canyon 64300‐64399 1945 Scout 64400‐64499 1945 El Capitan 64500‐64599 1945 Super Chief 64600‐64699 1945 Chief Fe‐26 6281 1955 Super Chief 64279 1945 Grand Canyon 64674 ? Chief Bx # 74 Rr‐X 16142 1941 Scout Rr‐5 23565 ? Scout 23917 1949 Super Chief 24082 1948 Grand Canyon 24332 ? Chief Rr‐7 24676 1943 Grand Canyon 24768 1943 Grand Canyon Rr‐8 25213 SB 1‐41 Chief Rr # 116 Rr‐9 25858 1943 Grand Canyon Rr # 116 Rr‐11 25975 1940 Grand Canyon (C.L. Map) 5. 26014 ? Scout Rr‐18 5006 1943 Super Chief 31227 ? Chief Rr # 104 Rr‐19 31325 1940 El Capitan (C.L. Map) 31375 BK 12‐51 Grand Canyon 31789 1948 Grand Canyon Rr‐21 32670 1946 Scout 32672 1969 Grand Canyon 34294 1948 Super Chief Rr‐23 32143 BK 9‐50 El Capitan 32266 6‐46 Scout 32433 1943 Chief 32670 WC 9‐46 Scout Rr # 135 32672 1969 Grand Canyon Rr‐27 34649‐34699 1940 Scout (C.L. Map) 34700‐34799 1940 Grand Canyon (C.L. Map) 34800‐34899 1940 El Capitan (C.L. Map) 34900‐34950 1940 Chief (C.L. Map) 4200‐4248 1940 Scout (C.L. Map) Rr‐27 4235 ? Scout 4248 WC 1‐40 Scout Rr # 139 34656 WC 1‐40 Scout 34791 WC 3‐40 Grand Canyon Rr # 139 Rr‐28 35000‐35099 1940 Chief (1 S.L. Map) 35100‐35149 1940 Scout (1 S.L. Map) 35150‐35199 1940 Grand Canyon (1 S.L. Map) 35200‐35299 1940 El Capitan (1 S.L. Map) 35300‐35399 1940 Super Chief (1 S.L. Map) 35400‐35499 1940 Chief (1 S.L. Map) Rr‐29 36000‐36099 1940 Scout 36100‐36199 1940 Grand Canyon 36200‐36300 1940 El Capitan Rr‐29 36069 5‐1940 Scout (C.L. Map) Rr # 181, 183 36111 5‐1940 Grand Canyon (C.L. Map) 36162 1943 Grand Canyon 36187 1947 Chief (S.L. Map) 36273 5‐1940 El Capitan Rr‐30 37290‐37389 1940 All Super Chief Rr‐30 37343 6‐1940 Super Chief Rr # 213 37383 6‐1940 Super Chief Rr # 215 Rr‐31 5020‐5069 1940 All Chief Rr‐31 5045 7‐1940 Chief Rr # 217 Rr‐32 35500‐35599 40‐41 Grand Canyon 35600‐35699 40‐41 Scout 6. 35700‐35799 40‐41 El Capitan 35800‐35899 40‐41 Super Chief 35900‐35999 40‐41 Chief Rr‐32 35574 1952 Grand Canyon 35723 1948 El Capitan 35820 1943 Super Chief 35892 WC 12‐40 Super Chief Rr # 142 35914 1943 Scout (Repaint ex Chief) Rr‐33 36301‐36400 1941 Grand Canyon 36401‐36500 1941 Scout 36501‐36600 1941 El Capitan 36601‐36650 1941 Super Chief 4251‐4400 1941 Chief Rr‐33 4288 1979 Chief 4333 WC 5‐41 Chief Rr # 144 36584 WC 4‐41 El Capitan 36635 WC 5‐41 Super Chief Rr‐34 38000‐38049 41‐42 Scout 38050‐38149 41‐42 El Capitan 38150‐38249 41‐42 Super Chief 38250‐38349 41‐42 Chief 4401‐4549 41‐42 Super Chief 4550‐4600 41‐42 Chief 4601‐4700 41‐42 Grand Canyon 4701‐4750 41‐42 Scout 7000‐7028 41‐42 Incomplete Rr‐34 38054 SB 10‐41 El Capitan Rr # 145 38480 WC 2‐42 Scout Rr # 146 Rr‐35 7029‐7128 44‐45 Super Chief 7129‐7228 44‐45 Chief 7229‐7328 44‐45 Grand Canyon 7329‐7358 44‐45 Scout Rr‐35 7029 SB 10‐56 Super Chief 7121 WC 2‐45 Super Chief 7125 1945 Super Chief 7234 ? Grand Canyon 7239 10‐52 Scout 7308 ? Grand Canyon Rr‐36 7529‐7600 1945 Super Chief 7601‐7672 1945 Chief 7673‐7744 1945 Grand Canyon 7745‐7816 1945 Scout 7817‐7888 1945 El Capitan Rr‐36 7591 ? Super Chief Rr # 150 7. 7799 WC 3‐46 Scout Rr # 148 7845 1945 El Capitan Rr‐37 5070‐5144 Rebuilt 1945 Incomplete Information Rr‐37 5124 8‐45 Chief 5096 11‐46 Super Chief 188025 1965 Super Chief 13 Rr‐39 7900‐7969 1945 Scout 7970‐8069 1945 El Capitan Rr‐40 8100‐8599 1946 All El Capitan Rr‐40 8160 SB 9‐54 El Capitan 8225 WC 5‐46 El Capitan Rr # 153 8351 1946 El Capitan 8423 1946 El Capitan Rr‐41 13000 1946 R Side‐El Capitan L Side‐Super Chief Rr‐41 13000 1946 R Side‐El Capitan L Side‐Super Chief Rr # 187, 188 Rr‐42 5145‐5244 1947 All Grand Canyon Rr‐44 3500‐3849 46‐47 All Chief Rr‐44 3500 1946 Chief 3526 2‐1947 Chief Rr # 190 3642 1958 Scout Rr # 191 Ship and Travel Cars Class Car # Year Slogan Bx‐11 19000 CY 4‐56 Super Chief Bx # 142 19077 BS 10‐66 El Capitan 19172 CY 5‐57 San Francisco Chief 19184 CY 6‐57 San Francisco Chief 19302 CY 10‐57 San Francisco Chief 19359 1972 San Francisco Chief 19360 5‐1970 San Francisco Chief 19366 FM 12‐68 San Francisco Chie f 19434 2 ‐1966 Texas Chief 19498 CY 12‐5 7 Texas Chief 1 19638 ? Chief 19710 ? Chief 19799 ? Super Chief 41100 1956 Grand Canyon Bx‐12 211341 CY 12‐58 Super Ch ief Bx‐13 32528 CY 1 1‐50 El Capitan Bx # 141 32662 1966 Chief 2 32925 ? Grand Canyon 32935 ? Grand Canyon 33094 CY 3‐65 Super Chief 2 8.
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