Princeton Jct New Jersey Late 70s

Published 2022-01-20

All Comments (21)
  • @jackchen7003
    The iconic braking sound of the amfleets. Still the same to this day
  • @jaminova_1969
    I've rode on the Metroliner once or twice and am old enough to have seen the GG-1 in active service so my appreciation for this uploaded can not be overstated! Thank You for this!
  • @arts.4014
    Great video! Brings back memories. I miss the low platforms. As a kid, I'd ride my bike there and enjoy the show but I don't recall the GG1s. I think I missed them on the NEC by a year or two, or they weren't what I was looking for (my version as a kid was the TYCO brown one with incorrect wheels). Everything else I saw. Except an Arrow blowing through the station - I've never seen one not stop at Princeton Junction! I also remember the pre-Arrow Dinky!
  • @DanknDerpyGamer
    1:45 OMG that Metroliner horn, holy "sour horns," Batman! Sounds like someone sat on some geese! šŸ˜‚
  • @saulrod2087
    Iā€™m amazed that the Amfleets are still run in present day and how much has changed 50 years later
  • @cehayes74
    This is what I call ā€œReal Railroadingā€ !!! I come here every year on my vacation & love ā¤ļø the train šŸš‚ action here !!! Although Iā€™m from the Midwest home of railroads, the NEC is my favorite šŸ¤© !!!
  • @TWIGYBNSF
    Fantastic! Love seeing old classic videos in color and a bonus with the actual live recordings! Love it!!
  • @epe1238
    Fun that these same Amfleets today are serving about as long as the GG1s were in the 70s.
  • Pretty amazing that those amfleetā€™s are still serving commuters in the Northeast to this day
  • @buoy77micmacmark
    So lovely. So weird seeing paper being kicked around.. Just love the electric conrail don't think i ever saw that before
  • @gmpullman
    7:21 looks like Amtrak No. 10000, the former Adolphus business car running platform first. Great video!
  • @ArrowIIIRailfan
    7:26 Shiny new Arrow IIIs, crazy that these are still 44 years later. Lowkey the best NJT train. In those times they were NJDOT.
  • @ajp31
    5:26 CR 2233 -- same engine restored and on display at RR Museum of PA?
  • @rorymacve
    Fantastic video of a unique part of American railroading history! :D I was just wondering, would it be possible for me to use this footage as part of an upcoming documentary I'm creating about the history of the Budd Metroliner?
  • @Railfan56
    I spent many a day at Princeton Jct between 1974-76, Look at the variety, something that is amiss today. There were at least 14 long distance trains a day with a mixed bag of heritage equipment pulled by GG1's and E60's. All that mixed in with freight trains and bolted rail.