White Pass & YukonAll-Time Diesel Roster  | 
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Prepared by: R. Craig  | 
Mike Castellow photo at Skagway, Alaska on 11 August 2022  | |||
| Reporting Mark:  WPY | 
Revised:  22 August 2022 | |||
| Model | Road No. | Builder & Date | Serial No. | Notes | 
| 84-Tonner | 90-91 | GE - 5/1954 | 32060-32061 | Shovelnose; #90 reblt in 2008 by replacing Alco 6-cyl. 251 engine with a Cummins V12 | 
| 86-Tonner | 92-94 | GE - 12/1956 | 32709-32711 | Shovelnose; #94 reblt in 2009 by replacing Alco 6-cyl. 251 engine with a Cummins V12 | 
| 84-Tonner | 95-97 | GE - 3/1963 | 34592-34594 | Shovelnose, rebuilt in 2009 | 
| 85-Tonner | 98-99 | GE - 5/1966 | 35790-35791 | Shovelnose; #98 reblt in 2008 by replacing Alco 6-cyl. 251 engine with a Cummins V12 | 
| DL535E | 104 | MLW - 5/1969 | 6023-4 | -- | 
| 109 & 110 | MLW - 5/1969 | 6054-1 to 3 | - | |
| 114 | MLW - 7/1982 | 6123-04 | Acquired in 1995. | |
| E3000CC-DC | 3001 & 3002 | NRE 3/20 | 278-3001, 278-3002 | Delivered | 
| 3003 & 3004 | NRE 6/20 | 278-3003, 278-3004 | Delivered | |
| 3005 & 3006 | NRE 9/20 | 274-3005, 274-3005 | Delivered | |
| * * * Retirements / Dispositions * * * | ||||
| 1-2 | 25-Tonner | GE - 6/1947 | 29191, 29195 | Ex-Colorado Fuel & Iron 6 and 10 | 
| 3 | ML-6 | Plym - 7/1942 | 4471 | Ex-U.S. Army 7651 | 
| 81 | 76-Tonner | GE - 6/1957 | 32933 | Built as US Army #USA 3000; tested on the D&RG 1957-1960. Sold to the WP&YR 1973; later sold to the "Cia de Desarrollo Bananero de Guatemala" railroad. | 
| 100 | 85-Tonner | GE - 5/1966 | 35792 | Shovelnose | 
| 101-103 | DL535E | MLW - 5/1969 | 6023-1 to 3 | #101 & 103 sold to Durango & Silverton; #102 destroyed in roundhouse fire | 
| 105-107 | DL535E | MLW - 5/1969 | 6023-5 to 7 | #105 destroyed in roundhouse fire; #106 & 107 sold to Durango & Silverton | 
| 108 | DL535E | MLW - 5/1969 | 6023-8 | Sold ??? | 
| 111-114 | DL535E | MLW - 7/1982 | 6123-01 to 03 | - | 
| #111-114 were built for WP&Y, but not delivered to the railroad. #112 and 113 sold instead to US Gypsum in 1991, followed by the #111 in 1993. | ||||
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References: 
 X2200 South Locomotive Newsletter and Trains Magazine (10/2009), pages 49-53 Additional Sources / corrections: Martin Baumann, R. Craig, Mike Castellow, and Jason Vance Original upload 12 December 2014  | ||||