SANTA FE OLD-SCHOOL GLORY IN THE 1960'S.

[@danvargas4854]

Thank you for Capturing Railroading at its Best years,Really appreciate all your Awesome production and How you Make your Inspiration of All the Railroads a Great Story with Great Train Watching! Best regards Dan Vargas

[@everettthepetractionguy4222]

The F-7 units in their red warbonnet paint scheme weren't the star of this video, but you gave them enough footage for me to enjoy it. I did enjoy the entire show but, I wanted to see mostly the F-units. They're gorgeous in that famous (and beloved) red warbonnet paint scheme. ❤❤❤

[@dinopulizzi8481]

Good video !

[@LearnwithJanice]

Hello from Kansas 🇺🇲

[@tranmere292]

Shorter trains, cabooses and no graffiti! A very different era. It's good it was recorded for posterity.

[@jaggedben]

I think the majority of the footage was from the 1970s but still a cool video.

[@Greatdome99]

Only Santa Fe's passenger B units had steam boilers--the A units did not. In contrast, all of Canadian Pacific F units-frt and psgr-had boilers.

[@EllieMaes-Grandad]

I find it weird that SP would build a new track alongside the ATSF instated of co-operating to build and use a double track line, especially in light of those merger proposals . . .

[@charlessmileyvideos]

The SP built the "Palmdale cutoff" way before in 1967. SP was trying to merge with the WP earlier in the 1960s. And the Santa Fe was pissed at SP!

[@jimg6476]

The Santa Fe paid 80 percent of the track maintenance costs between Mojave and Kern Jct.

[@stephenheath8465]

They also run more trains through the pass than the Espee

[@guyfranks4354]

17:00 That rotating headlight on the F7 is a "Mars" light. They were primarily made for the Railroad Locomotive and Fire Fighting industries.

[@farmerdave7965]

Looks more like a Pyle Gyralight.

[@joshjones3408]

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[@danielulz1640]

They need to bring back passenger trains. With all of the 18 wheelers using them, the Interstates are becoming increasingly undrivable by passenger cars.

[@macmedic892]

24:39 What did the green flag indicate?

[@charlessmileyvideos]

Usually, that a "Second Section" is following of the same train number.