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Passenger Trains > Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rearDate: 02/25/24 21:44 Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: OmahaTom Date: 02/26/24 03:46 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: joemvcnj Somebody important in WAS is headed west.
Date: 02/26/24 04:49 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: cutboy1958 Hopee the brass walk the coaches!!
Date: 02/26/24 05:55 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: jcaestecker cutboy1958 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Hopee the brass walk the coaches!! Might be tough to do unless the Superliner ahead is a transition car. Then again, if it isn't, it's an effective way to keep the riff raff out. Date: 02/26/24 06:26 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: Genesis803 Looks to be a transition sleeper on the rear.
Date: 02/26/24 07:05 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: nsrlink That car is clean. I bet the rest of the train is filthy.
Date: 02/26/24 07:27 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: OmahaTom It was.
Tom Loftus Omaha, NE Date: 02/26/24 13:30 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: restricted_speed I am on #6. We just met #5 with the extra car just west of Glenwood Springs.
Posted from Android Date: 02/26/24 14:12 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: SantaFeCF7 jcaestecker Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > cutboy1958 Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Hopee the brass walk the coaches!! > > Might be tough to do unless the Superliner ahead > is a transition car. Then again, if it isn't, > it's an effective way to keep the riff raff out. If you look at picture number 2 there is a high vestibule on the Superliner. Date: 02/26/24 14:13 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: dan just a rib
Date: 02/26/24 15:59 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: jp1822 SantaFeCF7 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > jcaestecker Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > cutboy1958 Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > > > ----- > > > Hopee the brass walk the coaches!! > > > > Might be tough to do unless the Superliner > ahead > > is a transition car. Then again, if it isn't, > > it's an effective way to keep the riff raff > out. > > If you look at picture number 2 there is a high > vestibule on the Superliner. There's a small solo window at the end of the Superliner - not sure how to describe - but that is something that is only on the Superliner Trans-Dorm Sleeper. So pretty sure it's a Superliner Trans-Dorm Sleeper on the end. They typically align that way when Amtrak corporate is on the back. But extra cars? Besides the Viewliner on the rear (American View corporate car), what the Zephyr has extra cars in addition to it? Maybe I didn't hear that right? Date: 02/26/24 16:02 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: jp1822 I'd love to see the interior of American View. The back portion is the "theater" seating section but I keep getting mixed comments about the bedrooms and some roomettes still being in place, but yet there also may be a dining area and small kitchen. Early on their rumors that American View was to replace corporate car Beech Grove and Beech Grove was going to the scrapper. But that seems to have not happened.
Date: 02/28/24 00:11 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: HexOmega2319 Conference tables, kitchenette, booths and a theatre section.
Date: 02/28/24 03:49 Re: Amtrak 5 w/ inspection car on rear Author: jp1822 HexOmega2319 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Conference tables, kitchenette, booths and a > theatre section. Easier to attach the corporate Heritage sleeper or a regular Viewliner sleeper to the consist than trying to squeeze out bedroom space in American View's design I would suppose. I had thought they retained at least two sleeping "spaces" in American View, but in the rennovation process, easier to tear out and tear down and rebuild than trying to utilize anything that had been in the Viewliner prototype! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/28/24 03:51 by jp1822. |