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Company was
founded in 1947 with the name
Material y
Construcciones S.A. (or
MACOSA) by the
merger of the
Valencian company Construcciones Devis (founded by...
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Motors in the US and
under licence by
Clyde Engineering in
Australia and
MACOSA in Spain. It has been used in Australia, Brazil,
Egyptian Railways, Hong...
- Co'Co'
medium power mainline diesel-electric
locomotives manufactured by
Macosa using General Motors Electromotive division components under license. The...
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electric locomotives operated by
Renfe in Spain. They were
built by CAF and
Macosa under license from Mitsubishi.
Multiple variants of the
class 269 exist:...
- Inc. Albuixech, Valencia, Spain; ex
Vossloh rail-vehicles
division (ex
MACOSA plant of Alstom),
acquired in 2015
Stadler Rail
Valencia SAU Craiova, Romania;...
- The
class 67
locomotives are a
class of Bo-Bo diesel-electric
locomotives that were
built for the
English Welsh &
Scottish Railway (EWS)
between 1999 and...
- Franco-Belge, and then by La
Brugeoise et
Nivelles in the 1950s and 60s. In Spain,
MACOSA and its
successors ****embled and
manufactured EMD locomotives, including...
- (Slang Ton
Tribute Edition) "Rain or Shine" (1998) "The Rah Rah" (1999) "
Macosa/Do It with a P****ion" (1999) "Keep On/Done in the Game" (2001) "Who U Be...
- The
class 68 is a type of
mainline mixed traffic diesel-electric
locomotive manufactured by
Stadler Rail
Valencia (and
previously by
Vossloh España) for...
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railbus like the MAN-Schienenbus [de], and in
Spain they were
built by CAF,
Macosa, and
Verdingen as FER-560/FRC-560 Ferrobús (railbus). The railbus, much...
