Under the wire and rubbing the rail

[Charlie B]

I found this this afternoon and I know there are a couple of folks here that might like to see some third rail and under the wire stuff 1961 (Like GEC)
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Also found this one on the Bay Area key system
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Very good home videos. My thanks to the posters that shared them.

Charlie

[Ralph]

Great vintage footage! I've always liked photos of action at the Park Ave tunnel but video is fantastic!

[Charlie B]

Ralph, I can only imagine what this area looked like for you in another 8 years after this was shot .
You have a lot in common with my oldest son. He has a pretty good collection of PC trains too, his first set in 1971 was a PC Tyco passenger set.
Charlie

[Ralph]

Green F unit? I had one!

[Charlie B]

Yep, Green unit with a red and white P C and 3 lit passenger cars. He wore them out (but it took him over 30 years to do it.)
Charlie

[Ralph]

I enjoyed my set as well. I still have the locomotive although I removed the motor and turned it into a dummy. A few years ago I tried to make it and the passenger cars look more prototypical with paint and decals...

[Green_Elite_Cab]

Wow, that was a pretty good video. I'm not even sure I've ever seen video of some of those things, let alone in color. I think I liked the NYC S2s in the beginning, and the New Haven boxcabs and EF4 that showed up towards the end.

The NYC P and T motors were awesome as well, along with the EP5s, FL9s, and Washboard MUs. Thanks for sharing!