Steam Engine on the I-10

[303 Mopar]

Amazing to watch this steam engine running down the tracks right next to traffic on the I-10.

[one bad fish]

That thing is a major work of art!! A real beauty! 

[Slotts]

To think the whole engine and tender was designed on a drafting table, pencil and eraser. No AutoCad! 

That was real engineering!    Just awesome!

Jim

[1 Wild R/T]

1880 meet 2015.. Awesome!!!

[Timbbuc2]

The real American Muscle, great video.

[cuda hunter]

that was cool! 

[Cuda Cody]

Really neat!!!! 

[6bblgt]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Fe_3751   

[superdave]

Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe..... Very cool to see that running down the tracks.

[blown motor]

It would be really cool to get a video of you car running beside it.

[1 Wild R/T]

It would be really cool to get a video of you car running beside it.

Yeah, it would... I liked seeing the old Chevy pull into the picture but apparently the person shooting the video didn't share my appreciation..

[HP_Cuda]

Super cool, don't see engineering like that anymore.

[73440]

That is cool!
I would definitely go past my exit to ride beside it for awhile.

[jimynick]

In my opinion, one of the greatest engineering feats of mankind. Wow, who'd've thought to see a 4-8-4 Baldwin roaring down the rails in this day and age?! If you like trains- and really, who doesn't? check out the one they've got in the Henry Ford museum. It's so big that it had to be made as an articulated engine in order to get around the curved track sections. A real, beautiful monster you can touch. 

[Dakota]

That is one beautiful machine.  It must've been a thrill to ride along side it.   It's one thing to see something like that in a museum display, but quite another to see it actually running.   Based on the wikipedia info that was posted (thanks 6BBLGT), it has a top speed over 100 mph.