by JR4815D2
20th Century Limited wrote:Cedar Rapids, New York Central #43 and Hickory Creek on 233(29) and 244(29).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XOubwOBSbU
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20th Century Limited wrote:Cedar Rapids, New York Central #43 and Hickory Creek on 233(29) and 244(29).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XOubwOBSbU
JR4815D2 wrote:I caught the northbound at Croton. Ill be getting the southbound at Phillipse Manor20th Century Limited wrote:Cedar Rapids, New York Central #43 and Hickory Creek on 233(29) and 244(29).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XOubwOBSbU
gregorygrice wrote:minus the The Milwaukee Road Skylounge or would it be coming back?JR4815D2 wrote:I caught the northbound at Croton. Ill be getting the southbound at Phillipse Manor20th Century Limited wrote:Cedar Rapids, New York Central #43 and Hickory Creek on 233(29) and 244(29).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XOubwOBSbU
gregorygrice wrote:All three should be coming back but because they can turned the train aound Hickory Creek will trail. The plan was for them to take turns.I know it could be turned around. I doubt they would run it the opposite
JR4815D2 wrote:20th Century Limited wrote:Cedar Rapids, New York Central #43 and Hickory Creek on 233(29) and 244(29).http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XOubwOBSbU
railfan365 wrote:This seemed to be the best thread in which to post a question that I have about Amtrak equipment. Back in the mid-90's, I travelled between New York City and Albany on peculiar 5 car trains consisting of 3 trailer coaches riding between 2 cars each of which was half power car and half passenger coach. They were later replaced by single ended trains consisting of traditional coaches pulled by a Genesis locomotive. One time in the early 2000's, I saw one of those trains being pulled by a Genesis locomotive. If I remember right, they were identified as going under some type of turbine power.All Turbo Trains were scrapped.
Anyway, with this background given, my actual question is: Does anyone know the present whereabouts of these trains, or how they were dispose dof if they're not in Amtrak service anymore? Thanks.
gregorygrice wrote:He's referring to the Turboliners, not the Turbotrains. The RTL-IIIs still exist and are stored on Amtrak property, I believe at Bear, Delaware.railfan365 wrote:This seemed to be the best thread in which to post a question that I have about Amtrak equipment. Back in the mid-90's, I travelled between New York City and Albany on peculiar 5 car trains consisting of 3 trailer coaches riding between 2 cars each of which was half power car and half passenger coach. They were later replaced by single ended trains consisting of traditional coaches pulled by a Genesis locomotive. One time in the early 2000's, I saw one of those trains being pulled by a Genesis locomotive. If I remember right, they were identified as going under some type of turbine power.All Turbo Trains were scrapped.
Anyway, with this background given, my actual question is: Does anyone know the present whereabouts of these trains, or how they were dispose dof if they're not in Amtrak service anymore? Thanks.
Greg Moore wrote:The remaining one I believe is just a shell.gregorygrice wrote:He's referring to the Turboliners, not the Turbotrains. The RTL-IIIs still exist and are stored on Amtrak property, I believe at Bear, Delaware.railfan365 wrote:This seemed to be the best thread in which to post a question that I have about Amtrak equipment. Back in the mid-90's, I travelled between New York City and Albany on peculiar 5 car trains consisting of 3 trailer coaches riding between 2 cars each of which was half power car and half passenger coach. They were later replaced by single ended trains consisting of traditional coaches pulled by a Genesis locomotive. One time in the early 2000's, I saw one of those trains being pulled by a Genesis locomotive. If I remember right, they were identified as going under some type of turbine power.All Turbo Trains were scrapped.
Anyway, with this background given, my actual question is: Does anyone know the present whereabouts of these trains, or how they were dispose dof if they're not in Amtrak service anymore? Thanks.