NYC Subway Full HD 60fps: BMT BU Gate Cars And R1 - R9 Museum Train Operating On The J/M/Z lines.

The Myrtle Avenue EL opened in 1888, five years after the Brooklyn bridge was completed, and twenty years before the subway reached Brooklyn. And today is the day we celebrate the 50th birthday of the elevated EL, with the R1/9 and BU Gate cars.Today was such an amazing trip, and I hope you enjoy this journey. Some of my awesome railfanner friends were with me in
this trip. Check Out Their Channels Below!
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Tubblescousine2:
/ @tubblescousine257
Coney Island Av:
/ @coneyislandav2918
TheTransitProductions:
/ @thetransitproductions
r179_3010:
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Tech and Transit, and DJ Hammers came along as well. Go Check Out Their Channels As Well!
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DJ Hammers:
/ @djhammerstrains
Tech and Transit:
/ @techandtransit
Thank You All For Watching! Like, share, and comment if you liked! =)

[@litlgrey]

I do enjoy watching the Gate Cars beating the hell out of the sluggish R160s.

[@stormgirl09]

I find it neat how even though they are electric trains their sounds sound like a steam train! The little whistles,the "chuffffff" sound they make when they stop or start to move,etc.

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

girlstorm09 Agreed!

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

Today (8/19/19) Is the day we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Myrtle EL. Don’t forget to like if you enjoyed! =)

[@WitchidWitchid]

Great to see the old and new trains running side by side That new train can learn much from tbe old.one.

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

Definitely!

[@CARma193]

Imagine the stories this train could tell if it could talk!

[@davidng2336]

It’s actually the 50th Anniversary of the end of Myrtle Avenue El Service. But a great excursion nevertheless!

[@luislaplume8261]

In response to the person that said they are the same as SF, the wooden train ran on Brooklyn EL lines and uses third. rail of 600 VOLTS. The ones you thinking of are called cable cars and are pulled by underground cables and have battery for use of headlights and interior lights for night. The chug chug sound are air compressors for the brakes and doors. I rode on the old steel subway trains back in the 1960s.

[@davidng2336]

You could have directly replied to his comment. Just saying…

[@tubblescousine257]

Awesome!

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

Tubblescousine2 Thank You! 😁

[@JoshuaTheTransitProdigy]

6 haters disliked this video. Such disappointments. AWESOME CATCH!!

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

Yep, but as they say, “Haters gonna hate” 🤷🏽‍♂️ hahah, Thanks!

[@LIRRSBSPRODUCTION]

Cool Video man!

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

LIRR SBS PRODUCTION Thank you buddy! 👌😁

[@LIRRSBSPRODUCTION]

Your welcome 😁👍

[@rbxgamer1545]

Great job

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

RBX gamer 15 Thanks!

[@Musicradio77Network]

The BU subway car was one of the very first cars that came out in 1907 which was known as the "Brooklyn Rapid Transit". It uses the same exact set of trolly cars like the one in San Francisco did.

[@davidng2336]

Uh you’re thinking of cable cars. These are rapid transit cars.

[@AlvisWuNYC]

Great job =)

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

AlvisWuofficial Thank You! 😁

[@AlvisWuNYC]

@@Alex_Campbell_MTA Anytime =)

[@nyctenthusiast3507]

Too bad I missed it

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

NYCT Enthusiast Damn, hopefully next time you catch it ;)

[@javierbarrucz7755]

Nostalgia subway 🚇 train 🚂 ❤❤❤💟💟💟💟💟💟💟 4:47

[@Rflv26]

Hey remember me,anyways sorry I have not been active

[@Alex_Campbell_MTA]

Ahh yes, I remember. Its no problem lol 👍

[@NotLeafster34]

old train