Can you turn the volume down next time? Nearly blew my speakers watching this

Someone please get him some help please Someone please give him some advice

Appears they are. Open borders is the greatest act of self harm thr US has inflicted on itself. But of course the little marxists just adore distruction and division.

The ole Red Rattlers were great in summer time if it was a hot day ...stand near the open doors free aircon.

AAhhh what driver

Wow

Only thing that kept me from liking this scene is how grotesque his face is, i know its battle damage and all but god is it uncomfortable.

We where free!,

ruined it, you had one job bro

peter san haii

When Sydney was a fun place to live. This reminds me of my weekend outings going into the city by train. Also my high school days of jigging with my friends. "You feel like school? ... nah ""ok we'll train it to the city and bus it to Bondi" lol P.s Omg at the end. A train announcement in an Aussie dilect hahaha haven't heard that in a while.

Great memories but those trains were atrocious, so hot in summer with asbestos brake dust blowing in the windows, you get home and your nose was full of black whatever, winter mornings so cold, so cold then someone farts and the trains were so loud and never on bloody time. Smoking or non smoking cars but you forget and light up in the non smoker oops. Tele in the morning , sun or mirror in the arvo leave it stuck down the side of the seat for the next traveler. Those were the days my friend ....

Lol anyone remember stopping at MacDonald town?when it did

Luv the AP6 Valiant !

Always think those days were better

Excellent video brings back a lot of memories riding on the rattlers. Many thanks.

the red rattlers were the best, loved them so much

Oh God, Great Memories, the old Red Rattlers !!. Caught them to School, then to Work at Surry Hills, also woke up a few times late at night, after it had Terminated just past Hornsby. Great days, before the World went Nuts, well done on the Footage 👍👍👍👍

bro the second guy is a cripple, hes not a lolcow lmao

before the tidal wave of indians

I don't know if it is my eyes playing up.But that station assistant appears to be of European heritage😮

Those were the days before governments flooded the nation with immigrants & foreign students overcrowding the trains, housing & stuffing the nation.

Sensational❤The Warriors 🤘

Great footage of a great era

I still remember the smell of the brakes coming into Warwick Farm station from Cabramatta downhill run good gallop.

Love seeing Seven Hills Station as I grew up there. As a small kid I remember the level crossing there and all The traffic.

I remember how those old seats were so comfy. And so much fresh air with the doors open. We all had enough common sense to ride these trains and not fall out the door. Nowadays there would be hundreds of fatalities. Also, people on the train actually looking out the window, not staring at a phone.

Wow. Schofield station has been moved now and all that land is houses.

Doug Mullray used to call the Sydney Melbourne express 'the great misnomer of our time'

*I caught a train in the late 20th century to Quakers Hill quite a few times*

Great video, Mid 80’s by the looks of it, those were the days I grew up in Quakers hill so seeing that brought great memories back 👌👌👍🏻👍🏻🇦🇺🇦🇺

Is this your video?

Those were the days

Amazing !

Those open doored carriages where a blast , real seat of your pants ride. Today Sydney has become just another bland globalized metropolis.

The good old Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

I’m guessing late 80s early 90s?

ol days when u could light up on trains

around 1980 ?

I remember these trains and how kids thought they were so fun without any fear in them hanging out of the doors and windows and riding between the cars trying to get a rise out of there parents so much fun lol. Today's trains no fun at all makes you miss the goid old days and what we had.

I miss that time. The smell the sounds of the red rattlers.

15:30. V line Diesel it has to be the Southern Aurora Spirit of Progress was I think run by the NSW Government but Southern had all silver carriages 🤔

I can smell the burning metal And the noise , the relentless noise No need for namby pamby doors either

You really captured the noise of the motors also I love the station announcements at that time.

I remember sometimes you couldn’t shut those doors!

Wow, those subtitles - is that Pinnacle Studio 8?

Those cars are still waiting for the green light at Riverstone lol

why sit when you could hang out the doors👍

The dreaded 'red rattlers'. The hours of my life spent standing in the aisle or doorway of those beasts. Just the sounds, let alone the vision, bring back so many memories.

Wow! Excellent video. I remember all this so well when living up in Sydney prior to moving in 1981. I remember riding the single deck red rattlers to and from work during the week on a daily basis. As a child, I even remember riding in wooden single deck red train carriages on rare occasions. I used to live on the Bankstown train line.