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Sat, Sep 13 2003 8:33 AM
I would pick Jet Train. What Train would you pick for Amtrak to get free?
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Posted by
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Thu, Jan 1 2004 3:59 PM
Jet Train because its efficent and can be assinged on a fast Chicago to St.Louis Express Making stops at Joliet, Bloomington, Springfiled and Alton and still could make it in 2.5 hrs
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Thu, Jan 1 2004 3:59 PM
Jet Train because its efficent and can be assinged on a fast Chicago to St.Louis Express Making stops at Joliet, Bloomington, Springfiled and Alton and still could make it in 2.5 hrs
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Posted by
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Fri, Dec 26 2003 2:06 PM
Jet Train [bow] BRING OUT THE JETS!!!
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Fri, Dec 26 2003 2:06 PM
Jet Train [bow] BRING OUT THE JETS!!!
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Thu, Dec 25 2003 3:14 PM
DASH-944-CW!!!!!!! IT CAN GO ANYWHERE WHERE THERE IS RAIL!!!! PLUS IT HAS A GOOD 4400 H.P!!!!
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Thu, Dec 25 2003 3:14 PM
DASH-944-CW!!!!!!! IT CAN GO ANYWHERE WHERE THERE IS RAIL!!!! PLUS IT HAS A GOOD 4400 H.P!!!!
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Posted by
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 3:32 PM
Amtrak needs to push Acela. Michaelstevens has a great point sell Acela service with a Jet Train Loco.
Tom
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 3:32 PM
Amtrak needs to push Acela. Michaelstevens has a great point sell Acela service with a Jet Train Loco.
Tom
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Posted by
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 11:31 AM
I voted Acela -- but what (I think) really should happen is Bombardier/Amtrak should put together an Acela consist (7 cars) with a JetTrain loco on each end -- so the rest of the country could experience what we've got here on the N.E.C.
That single JetTrain with a string of amfleets was way too "low budget", in my opinion.
Happy Xmas !!
British Mike in Philly
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 11:31 AM
I voted Acela -- but what (I think) really should happen is Bombardier/Amtrak should put together an Acela consist (7 cars) with a JetTrain loco on each end -- so the rest of the country could experience what we've got here on the N.E.C.
That single JetTrain with a string of amfleets was way too "low budget", in my opinion.
Happy Xmas !!
British Mike in Philly
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 10:23 AM
I voted for the JetTrain because they'd probably get the most use out of it and it would be good for business and might increase ridership. In reality, though, the one I'd like Amtrak to run most from the list is an Alco.
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Mon, Dec 22 2003 10:23 AM
I voted for the JetTrain because they'd probably get the most use out of it and it would be good for business and might increase ridership. In reality, though, the one I'd like Amtrak to run most from the list is an Alco.
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Posted by
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Sun, Dec 21 2003 10:24 PM
I'd say Jet Train, but what ever is most cost effective.
yad sdrawkcab s'ti
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Sun, Dec 21 2003 10:24 PM
I'd say Jet Train, but what ever is most cost effective.
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