Ed Dedick talks about two 80's compact performance cars, the 1987 and 1989 Shelby CSX. Starting with a Dodge Shadow, Carroll Shelby and his team in Whittier, California, would work their magic. Shock absorbers and springs were swapped, and disc brakes from the Daytona Shelby Z were also brought over. The turbo 2.2L four-cylinder engine made for 175 horsepower, which is substantial considering the highest-powered Mustangs and Camaros for 1987, only had 225. In this video, Ed goes over the history

131K views · 3.9K reactions | The 20th CSX heritage locomotive, Locomotive #1902, honors the Clinchfield Railroad, originally chartered to serve coal mines in eastern Kentucky, Western Virginia, and Eastern Tennessee. We're excited to announce that #1902 will make its inaugural run with this year's #CSXSantaTrain, a legacy dating back to the Clinchfield's "Santa Claus Special" in 1943. Join us for the 82nd run on Saturday, November 23, as we continue this cherished tradition! | CSX | Facebook

CSX is proud to officially unveil CSX Locomotive 1973 honoring the Chessie System, a predecessor of CSX. Our new heritage locomotives are a tangible link to our past even as CSX continues to innovate and modernize to lead the railroad industry into the future. | CSX