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Nostalgia & History > A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000Date: 04/03/16 06:34 A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: bandob A trip to Dallas in September, 2000 gave me my first look at TRE's RDCs.
B&OBill    Date: 04/03/16 06:35 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: bandob 3 more views....
B&OB    Date: 04/03/16 06:36 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: bandob ..and three more....
B &OB    Date: 04/03/16 07:16 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: Chooch I have always been a lover of Budd RDC in any configuration and it makes me feel really good to see that some railroads cherish these wonderful cars and continue to keep using them.
I use to live a short distance from the old Red Lion Budd plant where the RDC was developed and built back in the 1950's Although the Red Lion plant is now a golf course, I can still look around (including Canada) and see those wonderful passenger trains being used as they were originally designed. I'm sure Edward Budd would be proud to see his trains still running after almost seventy years. Jim Hatboro, PA Date: 04/03/16 19:01 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: mundo Thanks for posting.
Are the TRE cars stil looking for a home? Date: 04/03/16 19:06 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: 3rdswitch Can someone explain the presence of a New England Central GP? DG&E maybe? Nice bunch.
JB Date: 04/04/16 15:00 Re: A look back at the TRE RDC's: 2000 Author: ns2557 3rdswitch Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Can someone explain the presence of a New England > Central GP? DG&E maybe? Nice bunch. > JB JB, I believe you are correct, but its DGNO. Ben |