Allis Chalmers locomotive

Hello all,

I'm currently on the hunt for any pictures, or information, about the locomotive(s) at the Allis Chalmers plant in Milwaukee.

I'm a member of quite a few museums, and was doing some research on a particular unit we have and it just so happens that AC purchased new from EMD (Electro Motive Diesel, a branch of GM at the time) a SW1 switcher. I can't seem to find any pictures or much info at all, so I figure this would be the place to come.

I Googled Shameless engine number and got the link below don't know it it is what you are looking for but it looks like it might be.
http://www.hodrrm.org/body.cfm?id=160

There were slides of that #8 engine on ebay, page is gone, here's a couple icons


This page lists the unit: http://www.american-rails.com/emd-sw1.html

Some of the SW1 cab electrical equipment, contactors and such on early units at least, have name plates indicating AC made the gear for EMD.

There another topic in this forum that has good pics, including this nice one from SkyHighBalloon:
http://www.allischalmers.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=114304&title=allis-chalmers-locomotive
http://https://www.flickr.com/photos/22244341@N06/3029802397/in/photostream/

There's some links, and discussion above about engine 904 being AC, may be, but I'm not reading that as 904 is a renumber of engine #8, given the trucks/brakes particularly are different config, different stack, cab door windows, lights, as compared below.

it was painted black and is/was for sale, but can't remember where it's sitting. said it still runs, was a gasser.

I am thinking underwent a rebuild to bring up to newer specs. Ditch Lights, still has same horn, same bell configuration and same louvers on hood sides, same head lamp. The stack could be for a grain operation, the cab rebuilt to eliminate the shade eye brows they did no longer need.