Original Buyers
1,799 examples of this locomotive model were built for American railroads and industrial concerns, 257 for Canadian railroads and industrials, 156 for Mexican railroads and industrials, and 1 export unit for the Saudi Government Railways. A total of 31 GP38-2s were built with high-short-hoods containing steam generators for passenger service on Mexican railways. In additon, all 257 of Southern Railway's GP38-2s had Southern's "standard" high-short-hoods.
| Railroad | Quantity | Road numbers | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Altos Hornos de Mexico |
|
141, 145, 157-158, 167-168 | |
| Angelina & Neches River Railway |
|
2000 | |
| ARMCO |
|
B-84 | |
| Atlanta and West Point Rail Road |
|
6007–6008 | Family Lines paint. To
Seaboard System Railroad. |
| Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Railway |
|
508–510 | |
| Belt Railway of Chicago |
|
490–495 | |
| Boston & Maine Railroad |
|
201–212 | 212 was renumbered 200 as a
bicentennial unit. |
| Burlington Northern Railroad |
|
2078–2109, 2150–2154 | 2150-2154 assigned to Fort Worth & Denver. Most passed on to BNSF Railway. |
| Butte, Anaconda and Pacific Railway |
|
108–109 | |
| Chicago & North Western Railway |
|
4600–4634 | Ordered by Rock Island. To Union Pacific Railroad. |
| Chicago, South Shore & South Bend Railroad |
|
2000–2009 | |
| Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacifico |
|
900-911 | 910 & 911 have high-short-hoods containing steam generators. |
| Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co. |
|
100–108 | |
| Clinchfield Railroad |
|
6000-6006 | Family Lines paint. To Seaboard System. |
| Colorado and Wyoming Railway |
|
2001–2002 | |
| Conrail |
|
8163–8281 | All units were renumbered when divided between CSX Transportation
and Norfolk Southern Railway. |
| Curtis, Milburn & Eastern Railroad |
|
810, 817-819 | |
| Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad |
|
221–228 | 228 was renumbered 1776 for
the bicentennial. Renumbered GTW 6221-6228 in 1984-85. |
| Durham and Southern Railway |
|
2000–2003 | To Seaboard Coast Line Railroad 556-559. |
| Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Railway |
|
700–704 | |
| Florida East Coast Railway |
|
501–511 | |
| Georgia Railroad |
|
6009-6010, 6051-6052 | Family Lines paint. To Seaboard System |
| Grand Trunk Western Railroad |
|
5812–5836 | |
| Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Railroad |
|
740–754 | To Illinois Central Gulf Railroad. |
| Illinois Central Gulf Railroad |
|
9600–9639 | |
| Illinois Terminal Railroad |
|
2001–2004 | |
| Kansas City Southern Railway |
|
4000–4011 | |
| Lehigh Valley Railroad |
|
314–325 | To the Delaware & Hudson Railway upon creation of Conrail as 7314-7325. Briefly renumbered to 220-231 during the Guilford ownership of the D&H, upon emergence from Guilford renumbered to 7303-7312. |
| Long Island Rail Road |
|
250–277 | 261, 268, 270-271 to New York and Atlantic Railway.
Delivered in Long Island bicentennial scheme. |
| Louisville & Nashville Railroad |
|
4050–4144, 6011-6044 | 6011-6044 Family Lines paint. To Seaboard System. |
| Milwaukee Road |
|
350–365 | To Soo Line Railroad. |
| Mississippi Export Railroad |
|
65–66 | |
| Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad |
|
304–321 | To Union Pacific. |
| Missouri Pacific Railroad |
|
858–959, 2111–2237, 2290–2334 | To Union Pacific. |
| Ferrocarriles Nacionales de México |
|
9200-9299, 9400-9414, 9901-9909 | 9200-9219 & 9901-9909 have high-short-hoods containing steam generators. |
| Penn Central Transportation |
|
7940–8162 | To Conrail, same numbers. |
| Phelps Dodge Corporation |
|
1–4, 9, 55, 56, 58 | |
| Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad |
|
2051–2056 | |
| Providence & Worcester Railroad |
|
2006–2009 | |
| Public Service Co. of Indiana |
|
WG1-WG2 | Lettered for AMAX Coal. |
| Rock Island |
|
4300–4355, 4368-4379 |
Acquired by GTW, MP and P&LE upon dissolution of Rock Island. |
| San Manuel Arizona Railroad |
|
16–17 | |
| Saudi Government Railways |
|
2000 | |
| Seaboard Coast Line Railroad |
|
500–555, 6047-6050, 6053-6065 | 6047-6050,
6053-6065 Family Lines paint. To Seaboard System. |
| Soo Line Railroad |
|
790–799, 4410–4452 | 790–799 renumbered 4400–4409
soon after delivery. |
| South East Coal Co. |
|
3821–3823 | |
| Southern Railway |
|
5000–5256 | High-short-hoods. To Norfolk Southern. |
| Southern Pacific Railroad |
|
4800–4844 | |
| St. Louis - San Francisco Railway |
|
400–478, 663–699 | To Burlington Northern Railroad. |
| Texas Mexican Railway |
|
861–867 | 867 was the last La Grange-built GP38-2 in
May '85. All others built at GMDD London, Ont. |
| Toledo, Peoria and Western Railway |
|
2001–2011 | All went to Santa Fe then were divided up, with some going to BNSF after merger and others to KCS. |
| Union Pacific Railroad |
|
2000–2059 | |
| Ferrocarriles Unidos del Sureste |
|
514-521, 528-533 | |
| Vermont Railway |
|
201–202 | |
| Western Railway of Alabama |
|
6045-6046 | Family Lines paint. To Seaboard System. |
| Locomotives built by GMDD, London, Ontario | |||
| Algoma Central Railway |
|
200-205 | |
| Canadian National Railways |
|
5500–5559 | 23 renumbered to the 200 series when converted to hump mothers in 1978, these plus one additional renumbered to 7500-7526 (not all #'s used) in 1985. Three more, 7528, 7530, 7532 renumbered in 1990. The balance of these units became 4700-4732 in 1988. |
| Canadian National Railways |
|
5560–5610 | GP38-2W's. Renumbered 4760-4810 in 1988. |
| Canadian Pacific Railway |
|
3021–3135 | The 3086-3135 were the last GP38-2's built by GMDD, between March and July '86. |
| Devco Railway |
|
216–228 | |
| Ontario Northland Railway |
|
1800–1809 | |
| Texas Gulf Sulphur |
|
054–055 | |
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