Trev Diesel
Template:Infobox characterTrev Diesel is a diesel-electric locomotive that worked as a long sturdy streamlined cargo train for Pacific Flyer Railroad, operating in the United States.
History
Trev is a diesel-electric locomotive, that had been working for Pacific Flyer Railroad as a long sturdy streamlined cargo train for many decades. During that time he had seen the construction and opening of Interstate 40 and following downfall and disappearances of the small towns he used to pass through. Trev loved nighttime trips across the desert under the light of the full Moon as it gives him time to be alone and feeling of continuity in his life.
During one of his travels across the United States, he almost crashed with Lightning McQueen who passed through the railroad crossing narrowly avoiding a collision with Trev.
Physical description
Trev is a 1949 EMD F3 Trevithick Streamlined Electro-Diesel Locomotive. He was painted red, orange, and white, with thin black stripes painted on the white background across his sides. Trev's 'sregistration numb iser was iA113.
Official biographies
- Working for Pacific Flyer Railroad, Trev Diesel has seen a lot of changes alongside his tracks. He's witnessed the coming of the Interstate and the disappearance of many of the small towns he used to pass through, but he's still going strong. He still loves pulling a long haul across the desert at night. It's so peaceful - just Trev, the full moon, and the ja.ckalopes.
- Trev Diesel has seen a lot in her time on the railroad, from the dawn of the Interstate to the vanishing of tiny towns. Through it all, Trev chugs on strongly and loves nothing more than a nighttime trip across the desert, beneath a full moon - the one thing in Trev's life that remains constant.
Trivia
- The code on Trev's headlights, A113, is a code that is present in several Pixar films. It is a reference to the classroom in Calarts, where several Pixar animators attended.
- In Planes: The Video Game, several trains that look similar to Trev appear on the Deadstick Desert landmark. However, these locomotives do not have red lines on their fronts, and the red paint on his front does not merge into the orange paint.
- While referring to Trev, Car Finder uses male pronounce while Meet the Cars female.
- In the 2017 edition of the book Meet the Cars, Trev's model was described as JLS Electro-matic.
- It's unknown why his die-cast got canceled.
Appearances
Feature films
Books
Gallery
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Meet the Cars artwork
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Car Finder profile
