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What was the normal Calafornia Zephyr consist in 1971-2?
What was the normal Calafornia Zephyr consist in 1971-2?
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Anonymous
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on Saturday, April 10, 2004 2:50 PM
And UP units from Denver to Oakland.
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Anonymous
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on Saturday, April 10, 2004 2:19 PM
It had BN untis until Denver Normally
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Anonymous
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on Saturday, April 10, 2004 10:38 AM
The California Zephyr was discontinued in 1970, so it didn't run during 1971-72.
Amtrak did operate a San Fransisco Zephyr, via BN, UP and SP during those years. The trains generally were made up of former BN, UP and SP equipment, but cars from other roads often appeared (especially ex-Santa Fe coaches and 10-6 sleepers).
Typical consists included:
A baggage-dorm (or a baggage car if a dome dorm-lounge or a sleeper-as-dorm were used)
3 or 4 coaches
A full lounge car (often an ex-SP 3/4 length dome)
A diner
3 or 4 sleepers of various room configuarations.
--John
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traingeek087
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What was the normal Calafornia Zephyr consist in 1971-2?
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traingeek087
on Friday, April 9, 2004 5:50 PM
What was the normal Calafornia Zephyr consist in 1971-2?
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