Current & Former Owners
| Railroad | Quantity | Road numbers | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway | 152 | 800-951 | 927-951 are model C41-8W. Passed on to BNSF. |
| BNSF Railway | 152 | 800-951 | 800-866 sold to CN. 867-951 still on property, but placed in storage. |
| Canadian National | 55 | 2098-2099, 2135-2188 | Originally BNSF 800-866 |
| Conrail | 216 | 6050-6265 | Spilt between CSX & NS |
| CSX Transportation | 375 | 7300-7396, 7650-7917, 7918-7929 | Classed as CW40-8. 7300-7396 originally bought by Conrail. 7918-7929 originally bought by LMSX. |
| Illinois Central | 11 | 2455-2466 | Bought from LMSX. Conrail Blue paint with CN markings & IC sublettering. |
| Locomotive Management Services (LMSX) | 60 | 700-759 | Conrail lease units. Spilt between CSX, NS, & IC. |
| Norfolk Southern | 154 | 8314-8467 | All units originally Conrail or LMSX. |
| Union Pacific Railroad | 204 | 9356-9559 | 9481-9559 are model C41-8W |
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