Original Buyers
| Owner | Quantity | Numbers | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlanta and West Point Rail Road | 1 | 733 | to Seaboard System Railroad |
| Alaska Railroad | 15 | 3000–3005, 3007–3015 | 3000 renumbered to 3006 |
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad | 218 | 4100–4162, 1977, GM50, 4185–4256, 4287–4311, 4322–4351, 4422–4447 | Chessie System paint |
| Boston and Maine Railroad | 18 | 300–317 | |
| Chesapeake and Ohio Railway | 95 | 4165–4184, 4267–4281, 4372–4421 | Chessie System paint |
| Ferrocarril Chihuahua al Pacífico | 29 | 1008–1036 | |
| Conrail | 124 | 3280–3403 | To CSX and Norfolk Southern Railway |
| Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad | 37 | 3094–3130 | |
| Department of Transportation | 1 | 003 | |
| Detroit, Toledo and Ironton Railroad | 20 | 406–425 | to Grand Trunk Western Railroad 6406–6425. |
| Florida East Coast Railway | 24 | 411–434 | 433–434 were last built |
| Georgia Railroad | 2 | 755–756 | to Seaboard System Railroad |
| Kansas City Southern Railway | 4 | 796–799 | |
| Louisville and Nashville Railroad | 17 | 6600–6616 | Family Lines Paint, to Seaboard System Railroad |
| Reading Company | 5 | 3671–3675 | |
| Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad | 7 | 141–147 | to CSX |
| St. Louis – San Francisco Railway (“Frisco”) | 25 | 750–774 | to Burlington Northern 3040–3064 |
| St. Louis Southwestern Railway (“Cotton Belt”) | 56 | 7248–7273, 7628–7657 | |
| Seaboard Coast Line Railroad | 26 | 1636–1656. 6617–6621 | 6617–6621 Family Lines paint; all to Seaboard System Railroad |
| Ferrocarril Sonora-Baja California | 15 | 2104–2112, 2309–2314 | |
| Southern Pacific Transportation Company | 68 | 7240–7247, 7608–7627, 7658–7677, 7940–7959 | |
| Texas, Oklahoma and Eastern Railroad | 3 | D15–D16, D20 | |
| Western Maryland Railway | 35 | 4257–4261,4312–4321, 4352–4371 | Chessie System paint |
| Western Pacific Railroad | 15 | 3545–3559 | |
| Western Railway of Alabama | 1 | 708 | to Seaboard System Railroad |
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