Pennsylvania Railroad No. 4664 was a OEW330 doodlebug that was constructed by Westinghouse Electric and the Pullman Car Company in 1929.
History[]
Pennsylvania Railroad No. 4664 was constructed in 1929 by Westinghouse Electric and the Pullman Car Company along with sister railcar No. 4663, No. 4664 had served on many branch lines that were operated by the Pennsylvania Railroad, No. 4664 along with No. 4663 was served well on the Pennsylvania Railroad until 1940, when an accident that involved No. 4648, which had led to a rebuild of all the doodlebugs from having gasoline-powered engines to diesel-powered engines.
No. 4664 would be retired from active service and was sadly broken up for scrap.