Western Railroad Discussion > BNSF at the Masters

BNSF sent a 15 car train to the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, GA.
Does anyone have a consist or list of the BNSF cars.
NS and CSX also have trains there.  Thanks in advance,
Chico

Google and you will find a video to copy down.,  

3255, Cajon Pass, Eagle Pass, Snoqualamie Pass, Trichera Pass,  Mt Helena, John S. Reed, Topeka, Glorieta Pass, Raton Pass, Marias Pass, M. Rose, G. Grinstein, Valley View, , Fred Harvey

what i saw without a review, maybe missed one

Bob



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 04/08/24 10:17 by robj.

I've always found it a little odd that BN(SF) has a business car named Snoqualmie Pass. BN only owned the ex-Milwaukee across the Cascades for a few years in the 1980s before abandoning it, and I think I've read that the only train it ever operated over the pass itself was the salvage train used to pull the rails.

BNSF 3255
BNSF 66
BNSF 69
BNSF 62
BNSF 67
BNSF 50
BNSF 8
BNSF 6
BNSF 63
BNSF 65
BNSF 64
BNSF 3
BNSF 1
BNSF 29
BNSF 11
BNQ 1551

The guests sleeping on the train will arrive by corporate jets.  You can almost walk from one end of the airport to the other from wing to wing and never touch the ground.

Video of the train while on NS in this thread:

https://www.trainorders.com/discussion/read.php?2,5844069

Thank you!  Know some of the car names but not all.
Chico

NSDTK Wrote:
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> BNSF 3255
> BNSF 66
> BNSF 69
> BNSF 62
> BNSF 67
> BNSF 50
> BNSF 8
> BNSF 6
> BNSF 63
> BNSF 65
> BNSF 64
> BNSF 3
> BNSF 1
> BNSF 29
> BNSF 11
> BNQ 1551

I have wondered that, too, doesn't seem to fit history too well, does it? === === = === JLH

yorknl Wrote:
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> I've always found it a little odd that BN(SF) has
> a business car named Snoqualmie Pass. BN only
> owned the ex-Milwaukee across the Cascades for a
> few years in the 1980s before abandoning it, and I
> think I've read that the only train it ever
> operated over the pass itself was the salvage
> train used to pull the rails.

Amtrak California has cars named after rivers. Hopefully, none of them have been in a river :)