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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by Kozzie</i> <br /><br />[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by espeefoamer</i> <br /><br />My favorite pre Amtrak train was the San Joaquin Daylight.When I rode it in 1961 it still had a diner and a full length dome lounge car.This was my first train ride.[:D] <br />Kozzie,I rode a twin unit diner on the Broadway in1978.One car was a combination kitchen/dorm,and the other was full table seating.[:)] <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />Hi espeefoamer <br /> <br />With a name like that, I guess the San Joaquin Daylight was a Californian train...did it run out of LA? Was it a Southern Pacific train? <br /> <br />Hey Sooblue <br /> <br />Where did the Mainstreater run? <br /> <br />I have another Northen Pacific question: <br />What does the white writing on the sides of the two-tone green NP locos say? <br />I can never see a photo that is clear enough to read it....? <br /> <br />Thanks <br /> <br />Kozzie <br />Brisbane, QLD <br />Oz <br />Hi Kozzie, <br />The Northern Pacific's Mainstreeter and North Coast Limited both ran Chicago to <br />Seatle and back, the Mainstreeter was number 1 WB and number 2 EB. The North Coast <br />Limeted was number 25 West bound and number 26 EB. <br />The white lettering on the side of the F Units said "MAIN STREET OF THE NORTHWEST. <br /> <br />railwayray <br />Sagle Idaho <br />USA <br />[/quote]
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