Steve F45 wrote:are they extending them both east and west?The extensions are at the Hoboken ends of the platforms only.
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Steve F45 wrote:are they extending them both east and west?The extensions are at the Hoboken ends of the platforms only.
Silverliner II wrote:ACES coaches 7229, 7230, 7231, and 7232 were parked on the Center Street connection to the Conrail P&H Line this morning awaiting pickup by Conrail for transport.... somewhere.....I made that post on October 17th. I never got around to updating, thanks to life and the fact that new posts and replies don't come to email any more. But when I was returning from vacation in Canada on October 28th, I drove NY Route 17 back across, and at Gang Mills, crossed under the NS, upon which an NS train with those very four multilevels was passing, heading west.
CNJGeep wrote:Rumor has it that one is going back to NJT, numbered BBRX 8800. Could this be the new Transit number as well?Yes. It's in the current bulletin order as added to the equipment list and has retained it's number 8800.
AmTransit wrote:Interesting random choice of numbering... lol. *shrugs* Ours not to wonder why, but just to accept....CNJGeep wrote:Rumor has it that one is going back to NJT, numbered BBRX 8800. Could this be the new Transit number as well?Yes. It's in the current bulletin order as added to the equipment list and has retained it's number 8800.
ns3010 wrote:That's quite interesting, considering that there are no other coaches in a 8XXX series OR a X8XX series... hmm.It's not back yet, so no one knows.
Is there anything significantly different about this car(s) that could be a reason for the different numbering?
cnj1524 wrote:There is no more JSCC club,they closed the groupCorrect. Per their FB page:
We are sad to report that Jersey Shore Commuters Club will be dissolved due to the damage sustained to the Parlor/Club Car as a result of Hurricane Sandy. The car has NOT been in operation since late October 2012, just before Hurricane Sandy hit the Shore region. We thank all our riders and support throughout our 80 years! It's been a good run, and unfortunately the sands of time have run out on this unique operation and institution.