Amtrak 40th Train
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Re: Amtrak® 40th Train
I'm wondering, were the locos open to go into (if anyone knows)? I saw people going into them, but it may have been workers! NICE PHOTOS!!!!
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Re: Amtrak 40th Train
One of the engineers took some family thru 822. But most of the people going in & out were maintenance guys. I was hanging out at the exit of the museum with some staff & a volunteer for a couple hours Sunday afternoon in a Black Amtrak Polo (and getting mistaken as staff).Robertrains wrote:I'm wondering, were the locos open to go into (if anyone knows)? I saw people going into them, but it may have been workers! NICE PHOTOS!!!!
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Re: Amtrak 40th Train
No, they weren't open for tours, but if you knew the right people you could get a tour...and that's all I'm saying about that.Robertrains wrote:I'm wondering, were the locos open to go into (if anyone knows)? I saw people going into them, but it may have been workers! NICE PHOTOS!!!!
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Aaron, this is what that scene looked like 25 minutes before the train came. The sun was golden! Now you see why I was pissed it was running so late. Bah!SGT. S wrote:I was in Jackson also. Didnt go through it. But I did meet up with JT and John Hall. Got this photo, THANK YOU JT.
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I may have to try to catch a regular amtrak there. You be the man JT.
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Re: Amtrak® 40th Train
If the ITCS happened to be working Sunday, would this train have used an ITCS equipped Genesis as a leader (if anyone knows)? That would not have looked good! I love the F40PH (NPCU) #406 that lead the train! Man it looked great; sure looks much better than P40 #822! Both are way better than anything Phase 5 of course (my opinion)!!!!
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MARP (Michigan Association of Railroad Passengers) were allowed a special tour inside the train and 406. They're starting their own YouTube apparently. Here's the link:J T wrote:No, they weren't open for tours, but if you knew the right people you could get a tour...and that's all I'm saying about that.Robertrains wrote:I'm wondering, were the locos open to go into (if anyone knows)? I saw people going into them, but it may have been workers! NICE PHOTOS!!!!
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Weird...after that video finishes, the next video to auto-load is William Shatner's "Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds."tlapteditor wrote: MARP (Michigan Association of Railroad Passengers) were allowed a special tour inside the train and 406. They're starting their own YouTube apparently. Here's the link:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_xxLTCC ... qg&index=2
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I know this is delayed, but here is some footage I got of the train:
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