The P70 in the Pennsy Coach Fleet - jbritton.pennsyrr.com
In 1966, 21 P70fbR coaches were converted into 60 reclining seat coaches #3601-3621 and seven P70fbR coaches into snack-bar coaches #3644-3650 with 48 reclining seats.
PASSENGER CAR PHOTO INDEX - PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD …
PRR 1493 - (ex-N&W Pulaski County) Budd smooth-side 72-seat coach - snack bar rblt. from 10 Rmt - 6 DBR, as Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey. PRR 1497:1 - HW "P70fR" coach.
Two Notable PRR Cars Scrapped in Berwick, Pa. - RyPN
4 days ago · Two ostensibly "preserved" PRR cars ended up being scrapped "by accident" in Berwick, Pa. back in October. The specifics are outlined in the minutes of the BOD meeting of …
PASSENGER CAR PHOTO INDEX - PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD …
PRR 3933 - HW "P70" coach, on Pennsylvania - Reading Seashore Line. PRR 3940 - Mod. HW "P70faR" coach. ... PRR HW "D70a" dining car - note roof damage above vestibule. …
PASSENGER CAR PHOTO INDEX - PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 1 - 1214 …
Published four times a year by the PRR Technical & Historical Soceity, these free downloads are full of great information and modeling ideas, including, from time to time, articles on PRR …
PRR Fleet of Modernism (1938-1947) integrated discussion
Inn series to 76-seat coaches for Northeast Corridor trains; new cars are Class P85L; Nos. 1500-1547 have 64 coach seats and 12-seat smoking lounges; Nos. 1548 & 1549 have 64 coach …
The Short, Troubled Life of Penn Central Passenger Trains
In 1967, ten modern parlor cars had been equipped to serve airline-style meals to first-class PRR passengers. The conventional diners remained until April 1968 but were then discontinued by …
Two Notable PRR Cars Scrapped in Berwick, Pa. - RyPN
Nov 7, 2024 · It originally built as a PLB85R baggage/lounge/Bar and converted to a baggage mail car at the PRR Wilmington Shops in 1964. The car had a unique interior as elements of …
Looking for specific heavyweight PRR Passenger Cars: M70, B70, …
Apr 1, 2020 · Here's the thing with the PRR's 20s/30s heavyweight cars: they all share the same skeleton. The P70 coach, D70 diner, B70 baggage, and M70 RPO are all the same car …
What was the most common car on the PRR? - Trains.com
Mar 27, 2014 · I'm assuming you mean the PS 64 seat coaches offered by Walthers, the answer is yes. PRR acquired some from the NYC in the early 1960s. The PRR also acquired Budd …