Discussion relating to the past and present operations of the NYC Subway, PATH, and Staten Island Railway (SIRT).

Moderator: GirlOnTheTrain

  by Majinvegeta
 
Whats ur favorite IRT Line and Why?

  by Frank
 
I had to vote for the 7. Frequent service, nice view of the skyline, and some pretty good cars that run the line. It was better when the Redbirds rode the line though. :(
  by Head-end View
 
Frank is right on ! An added attraction is on those #7 trains, you can still see out the front, at least in one direction, unless that's changed since my last ride a few months ago. :-D

  by Robert Paniagua
 
Same here, what else :-D I like the 7 line too, it rocked on, especially with the Pullman Standard R36 Redbirds, and even better, I even got to videotape out the front window off the Redbirds, got to tape the exterior of them at Times Square, and I even encountered the IRT Historical train en route inbound around 45th Road/Court Square.

  by Frank
 
Robert Paniagua wrote:Same here, what else :-D I like the 7 line too, it rocked on, especially with the Pullman Standard R36 Redbirds, and even better, I even got to videotape out the front window off the Redbirds, got to tape the exterior of them at Times Square, and I even encountered the IRT Historical train en route inbound around 45th Road/Court Square.
The R36WF Redbirds were built by St. Louis Car Company.

  by Robert Paniagua
 
Well, I was hoping Pullman Made them :-)

  by 7 Train
 
St. Louis built the R36 World's Fair cars in 1964. These (in my opinion) were possibly the best cars St. Louis ever built, as they came in a turquoise blue ("Bluebird") color scheme and large picture windows.
  by Head-end View
 
7-Train: I agree with you about those cars. That original color scheme was the best and should have been retained, and the windows were cool! :wink: