Amtrak 43, Pennsylvanian: Full Private Observation Car Experience - Part 1: Philadelphia-Harrisburg

Riding on the former Pennsylvania Railroad (now the Amtrak Keystone Corridor) from Philadelphia to Harrisburg on the rear of Amtrak 43 Pennsylvanian. This video is captured with three GoPro 8 cameras mounted on the railings of a rear open platform, two cameras facing forward (L&R), and one facing backward. The private car is known as New York Central 3 a Pullman car built in 1928 and modernized to run on Amtrak with a top permitted speed of 110 miles an hour. Late October 2022
We would like to thank Ellen and John Thompson from Vermont for chartering this trip.
Produced and edited by Walter Kebalo
Captioned by Roman Kebalo
Kebalo Video Productions © 2023

[@jimcorderman2649]

Walter, Your split screen videos are the best. They make all of the other (ride alone) train videos seem like they are missing something. Good job Bud.

[@sjtom57]

Wasn't crazy about the 3-cam views at first but once I got used to it loved it.

[@michaelspraggins5419]

Same here. I started out...what the?....... Then all of a sudden, click, I got it. Very nice for a rear view looking forward.

[@Bowfinger10]

Great video, thanks for the complete ride! I always love the scenery past Elizabethtown- really shows how daunting the low hills were for engineers in the 1830s. Impressive cuts when realigned by the PRR too.

[@MidnightAspec]

Ex-NJT Arrow 2 @ 8:16.

[@michaelspraggins5419]

Nice catch!