69th Street 2002 (Part 2)

Picking up where Part 1 left off, the detailed coverage at 69th Street Terminal in 2002 continues...

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

Back when the D40LF's were the new thing. The Silverliner II's and III's were on Regional Rail. The E-60 was still on Amtrak along with the F40PH. Former Conrail power was common on freight trains, among other fascinating stuff in 2002. Great two parter Joe.

[@trainman1971]

Thankies! :)

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

@@trainman1971 By the way, how was your birthday?

[@trainman1971]

@@JessicaKasumi1990 It was good... but I had to work! LOL

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

@@trainman1971 That sucks. At least you had some fun.

[@trainman1971]

@@JessicaKasumi1990 A wee bit. It was an easy day.

[@phillip5260]

Buses, Trolleys, News Vans Are Here! New Flyer: Fuck Action News 6 Action News Van: WHY YOU LITTLE

[@jonathancruz2323]

Back when 69th street had articulated busses.

[@tameek1842]

How about a ride on septa new flyer 2002 buses

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

Pre-overhaul I might add. Fresh off the New Flyer assembly line.

[@janettemcclelland2959]

At 10:58 and 38:38,time to Move Closer to Your World😄

[@trainman1971]

There's that news van again!!!

[@hiltonlive32grnrngr]

10:59 There goes that Action News van again! LOL

[@trainman1971]

I loved those commercials!

[@Trezon235]

38:47

[@jaylenbernard1237]

111 to Glenolden???

[@trainman1971]

Back then, yes! :)

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

Now it's 69th Street to Penn State Brandywine or Chadds Ford. Select trips go the entire length. Most go to Penn State.

[@trainman1971]

@@JessicaKasumi1990 Back then it was 69th Street to Springfield Mall via Westbrook Park. I did a ride video aboard the 111 and 115 not long before they were reorganized into their current routings.

[@JessicaKasumi1990]

@@trainman1971 And now trips to Springfield Mall are the 101, 107, 109, & 110 (replaced 111). My how time flies.

[@trainman1971]

@@JessicaKasumi1990 The 110 went there before the changes too... it was 101, 107, 109, 110, and 111. Some 110 trips terminated there while the rest went on to Granite Run via Baltimore Pike.

[@user-ll6lb8cc3j]

This is a dvd

[@user-ll6lb8cc3j]

How did you get that you filmed it and Then you put it as a movie

[@trainman1971]

@@user-ll6lb8cc3j Original VHS converted to DVD in 2009, and ripped the dvd to my computer for here, yes.