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I was about to say that it looked like those RIO (Rame Inox Omnibus : Omnibus Inox Train) Budd made train we have in France, and I see that they are from the same years and yeah, they're based on Budd system.
Pretty nice, too bad those trains are so handicaped by those stupid train rules...
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rame_inox_omnibus (no english version of the RIO page...)
Pretty nice, too bad those trains are so handicaped by those stupid train rules...
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rame_inox_omnibus (no english version of the RIO page...)
It's funny to see there is a lot of train fans on FA :p
I like seeing those old trains, especially those NOT from France :p Because here there is still some locomotive from the early 60 still running, and cars from the 70 like those RIO (people call them "little grey" or more simply "cans" I suppose the Metroliner used to have the same name?)
There is still a 100 years old train still in regular use, I would like to see it :p
And I read about Amtrak... as I said, that's really sad there is still outdated rules appliying to passenger trains... The Acela could have been an awesome high-speed train, and when I see how it's used, it more reminds me of the first try of electrical high speed locomotives here in the 50's...
I like seeing those old trains, especially those NOT from France :p Because here there is still some locomotive from the early 60 still running, and cars from the 70 like those RIO (people call them "little grey" or more simply "cans" I suppose the Metroliner used to have the same name?)
There is still a 100 years old train still in regular use, I would like to see it :p
And I read about Amtrak... as I said, that's really sad there is still outdated rules appliying to passenger trains... The Acela could have been an awesome high-speed train, and when I see how it's used, it more reminds me of the first try of electrical high speed locomotives here in the 50's...
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